An exposition of 1 Timothy 1:8–11 examining Paul's assertion that the law is good when used lawfully. The sermon addresses the proper function of the moral law in exposing sin, its relationship to the gospel, and the error of those who misuse the law through speculative teaching divorced from sound doctrine. Main points: - the law is good when used lawfully - the law is made for the lawless, not the righteous - the law serves the glorious gospel of the blessed God Scripture references: - 1 Timothy 1:1-20