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2 Timothy 2:1-7 Having courage, through God, that gives us strength to stick to our convictions and live by principles rather than the whims of opinions.

God gives us freedom to make our own decisions regarding disputable matters - things for which there is no specific commandment and which are not always right or wrong. Along with this comes responsibility.

You’ve heard me say on any number of occasions,“I’m a Christian by conversion. I’m a Baptist by conviction. I’m a Southern Baptist by choice.” I’m here to tell you this evening that I’m grateful to be a Christian, and glad to be a Southern Baptist. I’m a Christian because on a Tuesday in June of 1973,…

By Pastor Glenn Pease There was a day when it was not considered out of order to challenge a preacher from the congregation, even in the middle of his sermon. In that day there was a preacher who spoke in favor of shoeing horses, and a mule skinner stood up and took issue by saying, "If God almighty…

ADVICE DAD NEVER GAVE YOU Ralph Sorter Mental videos go through my head – clips from days past – all fast-forwarded to the present burden I have in my heart for once-little boys who are now grown men. Age 2: “I like my teacher. She’s nice to me.” Age 4: “Hurry up! We’re going to be late for Sunday School.…

Courageous Leadership Simply Means I’ve Developed: 1. Convictions that are stronger than my fears. 2. Vision that is clearer than my doubts. 3. Spiritual sensitivity that is louder than popular opinion. 4. Self-esteem that is deeper than self-protection. 5. Appreciation for discipline that is greater…