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Christmas is the time we celebrate the coming of Messiah, or as Zechariah says, the coming of our King. When we think about the arrival of a king, we think parades and confetti and music. Our King came, and no one would have noticed if the angels had not told and the Wise Men had not been on the lookout for the star. Our King came quietly in humility. That’s because His birth wasn’t the focal point of His coming, but His death would be. 

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We hear that Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year. What really makes it so wonderful is that it is a time for us to celebrate the incarnation, when God became a man. It is the most significant arrival in human history. No wonder we go to such lengths to celebrate it. Our King has come, just like God promised.

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We continue our study Book-by-Book alphabetically through the Bible.  Tonight we look at the book of Titus.

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We continue our study Book-by-Book alphabetically through the Bible.  Tonight we look at the book of Titus.

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By asking the question, What do the people of puerto rico need the most, we aren't trying to single out Puerto Rico to the neglect of people in other places. In fact, the reality is that the most important needs are the same no matter where you go. But after visiting Puerto Rico in search of a mission partnership, this message is a response with that island of over 3 million people in mind.

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Last week, Pastor Tim was a part of a vision trip to Puerto Rico with the North American Mission Board.  They spent two full days meeting with church planters aross the island.  They heard about the needs those church planters have and that the communities around them have. We are hoping to see if God might open up an avenue for missions partnership there.  This message is a response to his observations there.

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The title track for Zach William’s Grammy Award winning album, Fear is a Liar, says this in its chorus: Fear, he is a liar / He will take your breath / Stop you in your steps / Fear he is a liar / He will rob your rest / Steal your happiness / Cast your fear in the fire / 'Cause fear he is a liar. God’s Words tells us that we can have freedom from fear, and Paul explains that to Timothy in his letter to him.

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 Franklin Roosevelt famously said, “We have nothing to fear but fear itself.” That’s sounds good, but it’s not true. There are a multitude of things that strike fear in our hearts. But we do not have to be dominated by any of them. Paul tells his young protégé Timothy that God has not given him – nor us – a spirit of fear, but He has given us everything we need to find freedom from fear.

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Because certain people are not pastors or deacons in their church, they assume that they have a free pass on the required character qualities found in 1 Timothy 3. The reality is that these qualities are to be the description of every Christian. Paul refers to these simply as faithful men. Do you want to be a faithful man or a faithful woman in your church? Then you need to measure up to 1 Timothy 3.

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God has called you to service. You may say, “Not me. I’m not a preacher or a missionary.” You may or may not be called to a full-time, professional church staff kind of ministry or even to some far-off place to serve as a missionary. But you have been called. And that calling requires something of you. That’s what Paul addresses with young Timothy in his very first letter to him.