Chris Twilley

The Christian Life is a battle. In 1 Timothy 1:18-20, we are reminded that we need to be "fighting the good fight."

Scripture gives repeated warnings about False Teachers. In 1st Timothy 1:3-11, Paul instructs Timothy in what to do about these teachers. As more scandals erupt in the news every day, this passage could not be more rel

Paul wrote 1st Timothy to encourage a young pastor. He tells Timothy what should be taught and gives instructions on how to organize the church. In 1:1-2, he calls Timothy, a "true child in the faith."

The Christmas season is a time to think about the greatest drama ever. Mary and Elizabeth were two women used by God in a miraculous plan of Redemption.

As Paul ends Romans, he gives loving, personal greetings and one final warning about false teachers.

In Romans 15:22-31, Paul reflects on his past ministry and contemplates God's will for future ministry. He asked that believers pray for him. As we seek God's will for future ministry, we need believers to pray for us.

Paul never compromised. Why was he so bold? In Romans 15:14-21, Paul tells why.

Sanctification is a battle. Holy living is what the believer should be striving for. Romans 13:11-14 talks about sexual immorality as well as other sins. Let's put on the Lord Jesus Christ and make no provision for th

Romans 14:1-12. Some things should separate: The Gospel, false teaching (Gal. 1:6-9), but other matters should not separate believers. What about disagreements about small matters? In this passage, paul tells us how

In Romans 13:1-7, Paul deals with a Christian's relationship with the Government. Should a Christian always obey the civil authorities? Timely truths.

While many times it is not the case, this passage describes what should be the body life of the church. A healthy, local church will have these characteristics listed in Romans 12:9-13.

In Romans 12:1-2, what it means to Truly Worship is laid out. God wants us to be living sacrifices and to not be conformed to this World but be transformed by the renewing of our minds.

Romans 11:25-36. In this passage, Paul deals with the "Mystery" of Israel when he says "and so all Israel will be saved." End Time theology is under consideration as we seek to interpret this passage. What does Paul m

There is a Remnant chosen by Grace. Romans 11:1-10. With this phrase, Paul answers the question, "Has God rejected His people?" Salvation is by Grace, not by works.

Romans 10:1-10. Christ is the end of the Law. The law shows us our need for a Savior. Do we have compassion for the lost? Paul did. Any doctrine that hinders a love for lost people and a desire for their salvation i

God has a Sovereign plan for His church. In Romans 9:25-33, Paul expands on God's plan for the ages. It includes Jews and Gentiles. It is by His Grace. Except for the Grace of God, we would all be lost.

In this passage, Romans 9:1-24, Paul deals with God's Sovereignty in Salvation. Using Jacob and Esau, Pharoah and the potter and the clay as illustrations, he makes the point that election is a principle throughout all

These five links are inseparable links in the chain of salvation. God will finish what He starts. Hallelujah what a Saving God!

In All things, God works for the good of those who are called according to His purpose. No matter what happens in a christian's life, God uses it for good.

When we don't know what to pray for, the Holy Spirit intercedes for us with "groanings" too deep for words.