Loveland Heights Church of Christ

We talked about the kind of men (and women) that God makes earlier in this series, we now look at the type of men (and women) God needs to further His will on Earth.

The number of people who attend a congregation is not reflective of the truths taught therein. The Bible encourages us to grow by focusing on our strengths, turning our weaknesses to strengths and focusing on the mission Christ gave us.

In Paul's encouragement to Timothy not to be ashamed of the Gospel he outlines three things that have been points of focus, debate and inquiry ever since the Garden of Eden. What role does Jesus play in life, death and immortality?

As Paul awaits his imminent death, he encourages his young protege not to be ashamed of the Gospel or of him as a prisoner for the Lord. The lessons we can glean from this are important.

What does God intend for men to be? What kind of man is God willing to create for those who submit to His workmanship? Let's look at Paul's words in 2 Timothy 1:6-7 to guide our way to the answers.

On Father's Day we look at what scripture says about how we as Christians should parent our children. Applicable teachings for both moms and dads.

Many have heard the apostle John's exhortation in 1 John 2:15, "Do not love the world or the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him." What does this mean, and how can we apply it in our lives?

Paul longed to be with Timothy because of the sincere and genuine faith he had. There is faith that pleases God and faith that is displeasing. How can one develop and maintain a sincere faith?

What examples do we have in the Bible of personal, private devotions to God? Why should we and how do we practice this discipline?

Paul opens up his second letter to the young preacher, Timothy, with a remark about his clear conscience. Paul speaks of his conscience several times in scripture. What is it, how is it developed & maintained and how do we protect it from being destroyed?