Pastor Sam reviews the observable fruits that characterize false teachers. He concludes in discussion of a stratagem to prepare the Church to recognize and overcome false teachers.

We leave Paul's warnings about false teachers and look into Paul's exhortation to continue in the Word.

Pastor Sam continues looking at Paul's warning to Timothy about perilous times. Not only is the stage set for perilous times in the selfish hearts of people, but it is from these that false teachers arise and make prey of gullible and sin burdened people.

The stage for the perilous times in the Last Days is set in the hearts of men. Pastor Sam looks at the selfishness of mankind, both believers and non-believers. We are called to repentance from the characteristics of selfishness to the servant lifestyle of Jesus.

Pastor Sam continues looking at Paul's exhortation to be approved workman. He emphasizes the idea of being specifically placed in the Body of Christ, the need to put off youthful lusts and the importance of following after righteousness.

Pastor Sam further delves into the fundamental beliefs of Mormonism, contrasting them with biblical Christianity. We review first three pillars of Mormonism and introduce the concept of eternal progression, the degrees of glory, and the necessity of works in the Mormon view of salvation.

Pastor Sam delves into the nature of scripture within Mormonism, exploring the significance of the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, Pearl of Great Price, and the Bible. It highlights the unique beliefs of Mormons regarding revelation, the historical context of their texts, and the ongoing changes to their scripture. The discussion emphasizes the differences between Mormon and traditional Christian views on the Bible. Ultimately, we see a clear difference in the trustworthiness of Mormon scripture and the enduring and unchanging Word of God.

Paul shifts the conversation to the characteristics that Timothy is to remind elders, and ultimately faithful disciples, should be normal for those who will be "good hands" for the Lord.

In this conversation, Sam Andrew discusses the importance of endurance in the Christian faith, using examples from the lives of Jesus and Paul. He emphasizes the need to remember Jesus as our ultimate example of endurance and the significance of accessing God's grace during hardships. The conversation also touches on the reality of suffering for one's faith, the unbound nature of God's word, and the assurance found in faithful sayings. Ultimately, it encourages believers to stand firm in their faith, even in the face of rejection and persecution, while trusting in God's unwavering faithfulness

In the second lecture about fundamental Mormon belief, Pastor Sam looks at who the person of God is. Mormons believe in a different god than the God of biblical Christianity who has revealed himself in the Bible.