What if you tore up your copy of God's covenant with you—would He still keep His? Paul wrote from a Roman prison cell, chained as a criminal, yet declared with unshakable confidence: "The word of God has not been chained." This message from 2 Timothy 2:8-13 explores why remembering Jesus Christ—risen from the dead, seed of David—transforms how you face suffering, persecution, and even your own faithlessness.

Discover the powerful story of a young Russian agnostic who found his grandmother's confiscated Bible in a Soviet warehouse after decades, and why Paul endured hardship "for the sake of the elect." You'll learn what it truly means that if you died with Christ, you will live with Him; if you endure, you will reign with Him.

Most importantly, understand why even when you're faithless, Christ remains faithful—because He cannot deny Himself. If you've ever felt your suffering is pointless, doubted whether God keeps His promises, or wondered how to endure when faith feels weak, this sermon reveals the unbreakable covenant that holds you secure.