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Paul's great concern for the congregation of the Lord's church is very apparent in these three verses. He knew some in the church at Ephesus had strayed from the truth and might influence others to do the same. He places responsibility upon Timothy to hold fast to the doctrine that taught men to put their trust in Christ.

Text:  Timothy 1: 18-20

The Armor of God Pt. 1

Paul was a prisoner in Rome when he wrote this letter to the church at Ephesus.  He spent much of his time in the presence of Roman guards. He used the image of Roman soldier’s armor to describe the Christians’ armament. 

Text:  Ephesians 6:10-20 

How To Survive An Attack

“On Dec. 7, 1941 the Japanese launched a surprise attack on the American military base at Pearl Harbor. The attack took the lives of over 2,300 US servicemen. Most of the fleet of aircraft was damaged or destroyed. Eight battleships, three destroyers, and three cruisers were taken out of action. Two battleships, Oklahoma and Arizona, were completely destroyed. The success of the attack was due in large part to the element of surprise. American forces weren’t prepared for the attack.” [Unknown Source]
Many Christians have been attacked and defeated by a surprise attack by Satan. Every Christian is living on a battlefield and must always be prepared for an attack. Our text describes a battle in the life of David. It reveals several valuable lessons that we can learn about winning the battle.
Text: II Samuel 5:17-25