Through the first chapter of Paul's second letter to his disciple Timothy, he is passing on some things of importance. Starting to chapter 2, we see the concept of passing it on come full circle as Paul charges Timothy to pass on everything he has learned to others. Let's examine Paul's picture of discipleship and the 3 pictures he paints of Christian living.

Through the first chapter of Paul's second letter to his disciple Timothy, he is passing on some things of importance. Starting to chapter 2, we see the concept of passing it on come full circle as Paul charges Timothy to pass on everything he has learned to others. Let's examine Paul's picture of discipleship and the 3 pictures he paints of Christian living.

In the opening chapter in Paul's second letter to Timothy, he reminds his disciple of the truth of the Gospel. Why would Paul re-preach the gospel to a seasoned veteran? What is Paul trying to get at?

In the opening chapter in Paul's second letter to Timothy, he reminds his disciple of the truth of the Gospel. Why would Paul re-preach the gospel to a seasoned veteran? What is Paul trying to get at?

Paul's second letter to his good friend and disciple Timothy is the last recorded piece of writing we have from Paul. What key things did Paul want to pass on before he was gone? Join us we examine Paul's entire letter to Timothy.

Paul's second letter to his good friend and disciple Timothy is the last recorded piece of writing we have from Paul. What key things did Paul want to pass on before he was gone? Join us we examine Paul's entire letter to Timothy.

Conflict is a part of life, but God cares how we handle it. What kind of guidance does God give on how to handle conflict? What role does social media play?

Conflict is a part of life, but God cares how we handle it. What kind of guidance does God give on how to handle conflict? What role does social media play?

In the age of constant connectivity and communication, do we seek quality and not just quantity? What wisdom does God have to share about the way we use our communication tools to interact with people around us?

In the age of constant connectivity and communication, do we seek quality and not just quantity? What wisdom does God have to share about the way we use our communication tools to interact with people around us?