Faith Bible Fellowship Church of York

The church is called to honor those who are truly in need and lead people to godliness.

This week we discuss what it means to be a part of God's family and the importance of Christian community.

In pastoral ministry, what makes a man a “good servant of Christ Jesus”? This week we explore 1 Timothy 4:11-16 and complete our list of nine attributes that mark a faithful elder and his minist

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As an under-shepherd, a pastor’s sole aim should be to please the Good Shepherd. So how can leaders in the church—and all of us—be “good servants”? This week we dive into Paul’s instructions in 1 Timothy 4:6-10 and learn about the key practices of godliness that should mark the life of a faithful minister.

If salvation is personal, what is the purpose of the corporate church? The Apostle Paul gives us insight regarding this relevant question in 1 TImothy 3:14-16 and his description of the church of the living God and the truth it supports, the “mystery of godliness.”

In part 5 of the series House Rules from 1 Timothy, Alex Kocman addresses the qualifications for pastors and elders outlined in 1 Timothy 3:1-7. Paul’s portrait of a godly patriarch gives us a base model for servant leadership in the home and a blueprint for service in the church. We follow the text and survey the elder’s character, home, and witness.

In 1 Timothy 2:1-7, Paul commands prayer within the church, giving us three traits of gospel-centered prayer—for leaders, the lost, and laborers.

In the second installment of our series through 1 Timothy, Ricardo Vargas helps us understand the purpose of God in sending Christ Jesus into the world to save sinners and in sending us on mission.

Alex Kocman begins the series “House Rules” in 1 Timothy with a focus on 1:1-11 and the minister’s call, aim, and methods.

Ricardo Vargas continues the series in Philippians, discussing what it means to focus on that which is “true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable.”