Relationships shape who we are and who we’re becoming. But without healthy boundaries, they can also pull us away from God’s best. Red Flags: Healthy Boundaries for Holy Living explores how to recognize warning signs, set God-honoring limits, and cultivate holiness to be better equipped for ALL of life’s relationships. Spot the red flags. Set the boundaries. Live in God’s freedom.

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of us!

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of us

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of us

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of us. Enjoy this message from our Young Adult Coordinator, Alaina Jenkins

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of us

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of us!

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of us!

Our modern culture is dripping with deception and sin. We call good, evil and evil, good. If we are going to resist the lies of the enemy and the temptations of this world, we must find our strength in the anchoring word of God.

Pastor John Beaken took us into the back part of 1 Timothy 4, which encourages Timothy (and us) to not be sheepish because of our age. God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink in and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of us!

Our Young Adult Coordinator, Alaina Jenkins takes us into week two of our series "To Timothy: Something Greater," diving into 1 Timothy 2:8-15. As we look at topics like modesty, women in ministry, and creation, we see that God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink in and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out.