Show Notes
Paul warned Timothy that a time would come when people would stop putting up with sound teaching and start looking for teachers who would simply tell them what they wanted to hear.
Phil says that time doesn’t feel very far away anymore. He looks at Paul’s final charge to Timothy, why truth still matters when the culture rejects it, and what it means to keep preaching the Word, endure hardship, and stay faithful to Jesus all the way to the end.
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