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Romans 2 (view passage online)
People who righteously judge others often commit the same sins themselves. God judges everyone based on truth and the gospel, not outward religious acts. True righteousness comes from a changed heart, as God justifies the ungodly who trust in Him.
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2 Timothy 2:1-6 (view passage online)
Paul expresses his affection for Timothy, remembering the genuine faith passed down from his mother and grandmother. He urges Timothy to rekindle the spiritual gift within him for the gospel ministry. Timothy must hold fast to sound doctrine and continue to preach the word.
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1 Timothy 6:6-21 (view passage online)
This message explores the contrast between contentment in Christ and the desire for worldly riches. True gain comes from godliness with contentment, not from trusting in uncertain wealth. Believers should flee the love of money and instead pursue righteousness, using any resources God provides for good works and His glory.
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1 Timothy 6:1-6 (view passage online)
This study examines the relationship between sound doctrine and godly living. It explains that employees should honor their employers as a witness for Christ and that good doctrine forms the necessary foundation for a godly life. A lack of truth leads to confusion, so believers should find contentment in the pursuit of godliness that flows from correct teaching.
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Romans 2:1-17 (view passage online)
This message on Romans 2 explains that all people, including the self-righteous, are inexcusable before God because all have sinned. God’s judgment is according to truth and applies to everyone without partiality. His goodness and forbearance are not an oversight but an invitation to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ’s righteousness.
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1 Timothy 5:17-25 (view passage online)
This sermon covers the church’s responsibility toward its elders, teaching that those who rule well in preaching and doctrine should be honored and financially supported. The message also outlines the biblical process for handling accusations against elders and the importance of diligent examination before appointing new leaders.
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1 Timothy 5:1-16 (view passage online)
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1 Timothy 4:12-16 (view passage online)
This message stresses that a minister’s first duty is to study and teach the Scriptures, which is how he protects both himself and the church from false teaching. He must be an example in conduct and devote himself completely to God’s Word, because the health of the church flows from its leaders’ commitment to biblical truth over worldly wisdom.
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Romans 1:16-32 (view passage online)
This message contrasts God’s plan of salvation with man’s rebellion and self-righteousness. When people reject the truth of God revealed in creation, He gives them over to their sin, resulting in the moral decline we see today. The only solution for this hopeless state is the good news of Christ’s righteousness, which is received as a free gift through faith.
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1 Timothy 4:1-11 (view passage online)
A good minister guards the church from false, demonic doctrines that render it ineffective. He nourishes believers with sound teaching from God’s Word, which is sufficient for all growth and godliness. This involves commanding and teaching the truth that while Jesus is the Savior of all men, salvation is received only by those who believe.