Chris Twilley

There were all kinds of people that Paul encountered. Some were faithful, like Timothy and others were unfaithful, like Demas. What kind of person are you?

At the end of his life, Paul could say, "I have fought the good fight, I finished the course, I have kept the faith." How is your life? Will you be able to say this?

"Preach the Word" is the command in this passage. Biblical preaching is a core value of the church. What is the difference between Expository and Topical Preaching?

The Bible is God's inspired Word. God uses His Word to teach, reprove, correct and train in Righteousness.

Romans is the most important book in the Bible. It is the Mt. Everest of the Scripture. The first verse introduces the Gospel and gives the opportunity to think about all the themes in this book.

In this passage, Paul tells timothy that he has followed him and encourages him to continue in what he has learned. We are to seek our spiritual mentors who can disciple us in the faith so that we can, in turn, disciple

This message ends the series on the 10 Commandments by keeping a Christ centered focus. As a result, it deals with the error known as Theonomy.

This message deals with the Seventh Commandment, "You shall not commit adultery."

This message deals with the Sixth Commandment, "You shall not Murder."

This message deals with The Fourth Commandment, "Remember the Sabbath Day and Keep it Holy."

This sermon deals with the First Commandment, "I am the Lord your God, you shall have no other gods before me."

This is an introduction to the importance of the 10 Commandments and a Christian's relationship to the Law.

What are the challenges of the Last days? The rise of False teachers. What are the characteristics of them?

How can a believer be a Clean Vessel useful to the Lord? In this passage, we learn how to be a vessel of gold and silver and not one of wood or earthenware.

Provers gives so much practical wisdom on how to be a Dad. God bless you Fathers are you seek to be a wise Dad.

This passage is a stern, solemn warning about False Teaching and it's effects.

Why should we be Strong in Grace? This passage gives us motivators for being Teachers, Soldiers, Athletes and Farmers.

In Chapter 2 of 2nd Timothy, Paul urges Timothy to be strong in Grace. He gives 4 metaphors to illustrate his point: the Teacher, the Soldier, the Athlete and the Farmer.

In 2 Timothy 1:11-18, Paul urges Timothy to Not be Ashamed of the Gospel by giving great reminders of his duty, eternal security, responsibility to guard the treasure of God's Word and not to be a coward.

In this Passage, Paul encourages Timothy that the same God who saved Him will help him persevere through suffering for the Gospel.