Anna, the prophetess, shows us the purpose of Christmas is redemption. The expectation of Christmas is hope. And the result of Christmas is our witness.

THE LONG-AWAITED PROMISE—a birth planned from the beginning, accomplished supernaturally, chosen geographically, and designed purposefully, all promised in the Old Testament.

Paul tells Timothy why he writes 1 Timothy and describes the shocking and forgotten true purpose of the Church. First Timothy 3:14 to 16 finishes chapter 3 and is filled with praise and song--exalting Christ, our mission and our message.

If we don't have self-control, we'll never be able to teach it to our children. Learn about this important fruit of the Spirit.

We will study 1 Timothy 3:11 and the role of women from Genesis to the New Testament, as they officially serve the church.

Our study of 1 Timothy leads us to Paul’s instruction of who can be a deacon. There is great encouragement in chapter 3, verses 8 to 13. These verses are not only about having character, being trustworthy, and adoring our spouses, but so much more.

House rules continues with The Musts of Leadership. First Timothy 3 describes who can be elders, defines biblical leadership and the requirements for believers in leadership in any situation, from school to work and home.

As we continue studying 1 Timothy 2, we will expose God’s design for women. Ladies, you will be encouraged and challenged by what the Scripture teaches.

1 Timothy 2:1-8--the Church’s mandate to pray, and especially to pray for the lost. So you have guaranteed conviction this Sunday--prayer plus evangelism, two areas that nobody ever feels satisfied with their walk.

What role do godly friendships play in helping us become more like Christ? Learn how to encourage your friends and be encouraged by letting others speak into your life.