Book of 2 Timothy Summary: Faithful to the End. 2 Timothy is Paul’s final letter, written from prison in Rome with the shadow of death looming over him. It carries the tone of a farewell testament, combining personal affection with urgent exhortation. Paul writes to his “beloved son” in the faith, Timothy, urging him to remain steadfast in the gospel amid hardship, false teaching, and persecution.

Suffering: The Refining Fire of the Faithful I. Introduction: The Biblical Reality of Suffering Suffering is not a glitch in the...

Persecution: The Cost of Faithfulness. The gospel does not offer immunity from suffering—it guarantees opposition. From Genesis to Revelation, those who walk with God are marked by trials, resistance, and in many cases, violent persecution. In a world increasingly hostile to biblical truth, it is essential to recover what Scripture teaches: persecution is not a sign that God has abandoned us—it is often the sign that we are finally following Him.