We covered the first part of Chapter 3 this week, in which Paul discusses the requirements of church leadership (and how this applies to our own walk with the Lord, regardless of a specific call toward any leadership position).

Pastor Matt continued the sermon from last week in which he attempted to unpack the many nuances that stem from the second half of 1 Timothy chapter 2.

We finished up the second half of chapter two this week from 1 Timothy, in which Paul provides some difficult instructions to interpret and over which we have a tendency to lose sight of the big picture.

Pastor Jay took a break from our series in 1 Timothy today in order to talk about good church principles, and to get a better look at what it means for us to be a healthy congregation.

This week we read through the first half of Chapter 2 in 1 Timothy, where we find instructions on how to live in a way that is both pleasing to God and politically responsible.

This week we covered the remaining portion of the first chapter in 1 Timothy, from which we discover revelations concerning the nature of the Gospel and how it relates to living in a way that pleases God.

In returning to our series on the book of 1 Timothy, we find an analysis on the nuances of the law of God in relationship to the grace of God.

Looking back at the Easter story, we see what was at stake when Jesus went to the cross, and we also can't help but be awestruck by the profound significance of his resurrection.

In looking back on the events of Palm Sunday, we see the essence of our faith and the heart of God's love for us, despite our rebellious and broken behavior.

In continuing our sermon series on 1 Timothy, we discover what it means to be together as a church, and how to walk in love despite difficulty or disagreements with others.