At the end of 1 Timothy, we hear a final call to action. Timothy needed it so that he could keep leading his church. And we need it so we can press forward in the faith. Join us as we God's four-part call to action: flee, follow, fight and focus.
Not everyone who claims to be a true Christian teacher actually teaches the truths of Christianity. 1 Timothy 6:1-10 shows us how to discern a false teacher from a true one.
It's vital that leaders in the church keep growing. 1 Timothy 4:6-10 shows us two ways in which Pastors must do that, and the same is true for every Christian. Join us as we hear the Lord encourage and challenge us to keep becoming more like Jesus.
Most of us are going to end up either leaving a widow, or becoming a widow. While the government has a role in caring for widows, there is so much they can't do. But the early church had a particular focus on caring for widows. Why did they do this, and how can we do it well today? Join us as we unpack 1 Timothy 5:1-16.
It's vital that leaders in the church keep growing. 1 Timothy 4:6-10 shows us two ways in which Pastors must do that, and the same is true for every Christian. Join us as we hear the Lord encourage and challenge us to keep becoming more like Jesus.
Today, Ross will be teaching from Psalm 8. The psalm begins and ends with the majesty of God filling the earth. And God not only notices humanity, he gives us dignity, responsibility, and a place in His created order.
It's vital that leaders in the church keep growing. 1 Timothy 4:6-10 shows us two ways in which Pastors must do that, and the same is true for every Christian. Join us as we hear the Lord encourage and challenge us to keep becoming more like Jesus.
Every Christian knows someone who used to be a Christian. Why do people fall away from the faith? How can we make sure it doesn't happen to us? 1 Timothy 4:1-5 shows us how to avoid apostasy, by discerning the enemy's deception.
Every man and his dog has an opinion about what the church should be like! Here in 1 Timothy 3:14-16, God shows us his intention for the church. Join us as we come back to basics, focusing on the church's master, mission and message.
Last week, we saw the role of Elders in the church. This week we move on to Deacons. What is a Deacon, anyway? It’s not a word we use in everyday life. But as we’ll see, Deacons are crucial to the healthy ministry of the local church. That’s why they have to be men and women of godly character.