People find many ways to evade truth they actually see — doubting the Bible, twisting its interpretation, claiming it no longer applies, acting by policy instead of principle, professing without practicing, or dismissing it as “mere ideals” — but to evade truth is to admit one…
The Lord’s work requires some money, but money holds a subordinate place; the New Testament way of raising it is free, willing, liberal, regular first-day giving — not human fundraising systems that shift the emphasis from the spiritual to the financial — for the church is…
The decisive question about the second coming is not when but why — and Scripture answers plainly: Christ comes not to set up an earthly kingdom but to complete the church, end every agency of salvation, close the church’s ordinances and His own intercession, raise and…
The New Testament church had a simple, God-given organization — apostles in the foundation age, then elders (a plurality overseeing each congregation), deacons who serve, and evangelists who preach — with Christ alone as Head and no office above the local church. The New Testament never…
A sermon by Ed Rangel from 2 Timothy 3:1–9, exploring Scripture and its application to Christian life and faith.
A sermon by Ed Rangel from 2 Timothy 2:2, exploring Scripture and its application to Christian life and faith.
From 2 Timothy 2:15, Ed Rangel presents the Gospel of Christ and the plan of salvation, examining Salvation and Christian Conduct and the call to obedient faith.
From 2 Timothy 4:1–8, Ed Rangel presents the Gospel of Christ and the plan of salvation, examining Salvation and Christian Conduct and the call to obedient faith.
Demas loved this present world and deserted Paul. This sermon warns against misplaced love, spiritual abandonment, and the tragedy of choosing the world over Christ after once serving in the Lord’s work.
From 2 Timothy, Ed Rangel addresses the authority of Scripture, examining Authority Of Scripture and the importance of following God’s word in all things.