Practice makes proficient | 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5

Send us Fan MailIn cricket, a batter has less than half a second to decide what to do with a 140km/h ball. No time to think. Only muscle memory. Only reflex.Paul says discipleship often works the same way.This week we’re in 2 Timothy 3:14–4:5, where Paul reminds Timothy—and us—that Christianity isn’t a set of ideas to nod along with, but an apprenticeship under Jesus. And every apprentice needs practice. Serious practice. The kind of formation that shapes our instincts, our reflexes, our split-second choices.We’ll look at why Scripture is the Spirit’s tool for training us in righteousness, why we need real mentors and not just digital discipleship, and why every generation tries to reinvent Christianity into something easier, softer, or more comfortable.Tune in as we explore what that means for your prayer life, your family relationships, and your daily walk with Jesus. Check out our website at christchurchhawker.orgFind us on Facebook at facebook.com/ChristChurchHawkerACTVisit us at 196 Hawker Pl, Hawker ACT 2614