As Paul continues to expound to Timothy the importance of right teaching, he breaks into retelling his own personal story of how Jesus’ mercy and patience changed his life. It is this mercy and grace which anchors the believer and the Church. Speaker: John Barclay

In this introductory sermon, we set up the series and review how to do inductive bible study. The message focuses on the charge to Timothy to subdue false teachers and preserve sound doctrine in the church. Speaker: Sam Hannon

As individuals, we strive to mature in our love for both God and people. As a church, we seek to grow in our health and our reach. Speaker: Nick Roland

As individuals, we strive to mature in our love for both God and people. As a church, we seek to grow in our health and our reach. Speaker: Sam Hannon

As individuals, we strive to mature in our love for both God and people. As a church, we seek to grow in our health and our reach. Speaker: Mark Schatzman

As individuals, we strive to mature in our love for both God and people. As a church, we seek to grow in our health and our reach. Speaker: Mickey Rapier

As individuals, we strive to mature in our love for both God and people. As a church, we seek to grow in our health and our reach. Speaker: Sam Hannon

As individuals, we strive to mature in our love for both God and people. As a church, we seek to grow in our health and our reach. Speaker: John Barclay

Although long considered a letter, many scholars today agree the book called “The Letter to the Hebrews” is actually a combination of a letter and a sermon. Hebrews has two major themes intertwined throughout the text: one is doctrinal, the other is pastoral. Speaker: Sam Hannon

Although long considered a letter, many scholars today agree the book called “The Letter to the Hebrews” is actually a combination of a letter and a sermon. Hebrews has two major themes intertwined throughout the text: one is doctrinal, the other is pastoral. Speaker: Mickey Rapier