The Will of God and the Salvation of Men

Jan 7, 2001 • Dr. Jack Hughes • First Timothy

First Timothy 2:3-4 is not a hard text to understand, yet it begs us to climb some very high theological ladders, where we could conceivably end up stepping on “not a step,” as we shall see. To protect us from theological tumbles, Pastor Jack breaks down, interprets, and then applies our sermon text before investigating some of its theological ramifications.

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