What does gospel endurance look like? Four practical things from 2 Timothy 2:1-7.

God’s gospel compels four responsibilities from Christians - communicate the gospel, stand up for the gospel, suffer for the gospel, and keep the gospel.

From the lives of Peter and Zacharias and Thomas we learn that doubt is the door to dependence.

In this sermon we begin to look at God's Gospel and our responsibilities in light of God's Gospel.

The apostle Paul's opening words to Timothy are rich in gospel enduring lessons.

Two suggestions for living on every word that comes mouth of God: taking God at his word on his word and doing certain things with his word.

The apostle Paul shows us the simple message of the gospel, Christ crucified, through (1) its message, (2) its recipients, and (3) its method of communication.

This sermon looks at what self-control is biblically, why self-control is necessary, and how we can position ourselves for growth in self-control.

In this sermon we see what gentleness is, what gentleness looks like, and where gentleness comes from.