This week Pastor Brad discusses the implications of Paul's relationships near the end of his life. We are encouraged to trust in Jesus Christ, whom we have believed in, and to not abandon God's call on our lives.

This week Pastor Brad reminds us of God's love for us just as Paul reminded Timothy. It is God's love that then compels us to receive his grace, mercy and peace; to teach our families the gospel and sound doctrine; and to and practice our spiritual gifts with passion.

This week Pastor Brad discusses our spiritual gifts. Starting with where they come from and ending with why we are given them.

In this week's sermon Pastor Brad continues to draw application from the conclusion of Paul's first letter to Timothy. Pastor Brad encourages us to have an eternity in mind as we handle our finances and relationships.

This week Pastor Brad preaches on the theme of faithfulness. While this week's Scripture passage has elders and church leaders in mind, Pastor Brad made several points of applications that are good for all believers. First, to pray for those in leadership; second, pray that all believers will make the good confession of the faith; and third, to pray that we will honor our great God in all that we do.

This week Pastor Brad preaches on the application from 1 Timothy 6:1-10. Pastor Brad encourages us to be content with our station in life, pursue peace through sound doctrine, ask God to give us an eternal perspective, and to surrender to Jesus instead of the culture.

Pastor Brad is back from his sabbatical and picks up right where he left off in 1 Timothy 6. Pastor Brad showed us how the gospel brings godliness and godliness brings contentment.

Pastor Ricky finishes our short sermon series in 1 and 2 Thessalonians with an encouragement to pray for the preaching of the Word, leadership, and peace. Next week Pastor Brad will be back in the pulpit.