Imagine a community so united in faith that it changes not just your life, but the world around you—ready to discover how? Join us this Sunday as we dive into Acts 2:41-42 to discover the vital role fellowship plays in unifying God’s church.

Author and cleric Jonathan Swift once said, “May you live all the days of your life”. At first that struck me as funny. Then witty. Then profound. How do we do that, in a godly way, as opposed to the prideful, self-centered, materialistic way that our culture encourages? The answer found in 1 Timothy 6:17-21 will reverberate for eternity.

Last week, we learned how to fight the good fight of faith, but this Sunday we’re diving into why we fight—unpacking the powerful motivations in 1 Timothy 6:13-16 that fuel our passion to stand firm for Christ. From the Giver of Life to the Sovereign King, discover what drives us to live boldly and faithfully until He returns!

Do you know that we are engaged in a war being waged on multiple fronts? In 1 Timothy 6:11-12, we discover the two keys to fighting the good fight of faith.

As believers, how do we discern truth from error and find true contentment while living in a world obsessed with wealth, status, and self-promotion? Join us this morning as we look to 1 Timothy 6:3-10 to answer this question, as Paul reminds us that godliness is great gain!

Did you know that our worship of God is to be revealed in the way we work? Many believers have not made this connection. As we discover in 1 Timothy 6:1-2, God puts His glory on display when we live out our faith at work.

God reveals His glory when churches and their leaders faithfully follow His word. Today, we will explore how we as a church can continue to flourish in God’s grace as we seek to practice the essential truth revealed in 1 Timothy 5:17-25.

On this Father’s Day, we will take a close look at the Father-heart of God for widows. In 1 Timothy 5:3-16, we will discover a call to honor the widows in our lives and the practical, life-giving ways they are to be cared for and esteemed.

We are made for relationships, but how do we develop them in meaningful and God-honoring ways? This morning, we will explore the principles for healthy and holy relationships as outlined in 1 Timothy 5:1-2.

What are the priorities of healthy Christ-centered leaders? In 1 Timothy 4:10-16, the Apostle Paul highlights what every church should desire and every spiritual leader should pursue.