Matt finished up our series in 1 Timothy with verses 17-21 in chapter 6. Just as we trust our lives in Jesus, we're to entrust God with our finances as we are only the managers of the money He has given us.

Matt asks if we are creating momentum in our spiritual lives even as Paul exhorted Timothy to not merely flee evil but persevere, pursue godliness and live in light of Christ's imminent return.

Timothy is warned about false teachers who are divisive and motivated by greed. Paul stresses sound teaching, godliness and the true meaning of contentment when faced with a culture chasing after riches.

In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus teaches his disciples the importance of approaching, asking and appealing to God as Father.

Matt taught from I Timothy 6:1-2 regarding the ultimate good God can bring with suffering and endurance and the present day application in the workplace.

Paul gives Timothy a very stern exhortation regarding elders, sin and church discipline. Matt explains how following this advice has benefited our elders and church body in numerous ways.

The joys of investing in the lives of others. For more resources visit www.GraceChurchSC.org.

Matt discusses how the church's credibility on the gospel is tied to its responsibility of fulfilling the needs of the truly vulnerable.

A message to a pastor...but with application to you. Be true to your teaching and live a life of love, faith, and purity.

We are willing to be disciplined and rigorous for lesser things. Why not do the same for greater things which bear fruit in this life and the next life, too?