As Paul writes a second letter to Timothy, he moves from a letter of instruction to a letter of exhortation. With the persecution and attack coming up on the church and upon Paul personally, he writes to Timothy calling him to stand strong in the fire and to stay faithful to serving with the gifts he has been given.

When it comes to proving something is real, it requires the need of personal testimonies and witnesses. Anyone can say anything about themselves, but the testimony of a reliable witness to the facts, carries tremendous weight.

Pastor Mark's Wednesday evening teachings will give us an overview of God's Word from Genesis to Revelation. Tonight, Pastor Mark continues on in the book of 2 Kings.

As Paul closes his first letter to Timothy, he calls for the church then and now to not get caught up in pursuing the values of this realm but to hold tightly to the values of eternity. Paul instructs the church to operate with distinct priorities that accrue lasting riches in the life to come.

Being under the influence of the Holy Spirit is the only way we can truly live as a Christian.

David Chaffee and the students from Agents for Christ present several ways to share your faith.

Paul turns from giving Timothy a right view of the flock within the church and the shepherds over the church to a right view of the wolves who come against the church. Paul exposes their conduct and character that Timothy might protect the church from them and the destructive teaching they bring.

Anyone can “say” they love you. However, as the saying goes, “The proof is in the pudding.” If you don’t see love in action, the words really mean nothing. Pastor Mark shares what it means to show true love to another, a sacrificial love that is made real in action.

Pastor Mark's Wednesday evening teachings will give us an overview of God's Word from Genesis to Revelation. Tonight, Pastor Mark continues on in the book of 2 Kings.

Paul moves from how leaders in the church are to properly respond to the people in the church to how the people are to properly respond to the leaders in the church. But Paul doesn't just stop with leadership in the church but also lays out God's design for rightly handling leadership in the world.