To “have an outline of sound words” (2 Timothy 1:13) means to hold firmly to the clear pattern of true teaching that comes from God. Paul encourages believers to remember and follow the faithful message they have learned, keeping it with faith and love in Christ Jesus. It is a call to protect and preserve the truth of the gospel, guarding it through the help of the Holy Spirit and living it out with loyalty and courage, just as faithful servants like Onesiphorus did.
At the cross, everything Jesus wore was taken from Him — yet in losing His garments, He was clothing sinners in righteousness. The work of Calvary stands complete and sufficient for every soul.
Every soul stands in the Valley of Decision. The Valley of Decision is where eternity is decided. This gospel message presses the narrow way, exposes the danger of delay, and calls every soul to choose Christ today.
In our lives, we are often quite content to please ourselves. Yet when we turn to the Scriptures, we see the Lord Jesus Christ — One who consistently put others first and never lived to please Himself.
As 2025 draws to a close, we are led to pause and reflect on the passing year. This gospel message directs our thoughts to a far greater moment—when Jesus came into the world to save sinners.
This Gospel message shares God’s great invitation to all. Through the finished work of Christ, everything is ready—will you accept His call and take your place at the table of grace?
The Gospel calls us to fix our eyes on Jesus—the one true man who meets humanity’s deepest need. From the helpless at Bethesda (John 5), to God’s search for an intercessor (Ezekiel 22), to the suffering Saviour before Pilate (John 19), and the man who brings refuge and refreshment (Isaiah 32), this message reveals Jesus as the man we all long for—and the man God has provided.
A powerful message on how God, in His deep love, sent His only Son to pay the full ransom for our sin. Discover the grace, sacrifice, and freedom found in Jesus’ finished work on the cross.
In this gospel preaching, we will explore three sets of three words that reveal themes of redemption, completion, and resurrection.