Dan Stockum - May 26, 2019

Forever Significance - 2 Timothy 2:20-22

Some of us want nothing more than to be used by God for some great purpose. And some of us don’t want anything to do with God—that is, if He even exists.

Today we will see that whatever camp we are in, God has plans for our lives. The only question that remains is: how will He use our lives? As it turns out, that answer is partly up to us.

From Series: "Rock Solid"

This Week's Sermon: "Still Running Strong"

Finishing what we start isn’t easily done in a world that is filled with conflict, push back, boredom, and hardship in abundant measure. Comparatively speaking, starting a new project, a new book, a new job, a new relationship is easy. But keeping a commitment, a promise, a contract, a vow – for the duration of the pledge – is when things get tough.

Somewhere along the way we hit a wall, and the thought of abandoning the race begins a battle in our minds. The proof of how often we lose that battle can be seen in divorces, abandoned diets, job changes, and even half-read books.

Don’t you love the feeling when you finish something you started? And we love to see others finish what they start. Running strong to the very end. If ever someone displayed that kind of fortitude, especially when it came to matters of faith, it was the Apostle Paul. He finished strong. This Sunday we’ll see why, and hopefully gain insight into how we can do the same.

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