Netcast Church with Matt Chewning

Wisdom: Don't ever underestimate its value. It's too important. It's too valuable. It's too precious. Looking through Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon; we will spend the summer gaining wisdom from the wisest man to walk the earth; King Solomon.

Wisdom: Don't ever underestimate its value. It's too important. It's too valuable. It's too precious. Looking through Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon; we will spend the summer gaining wisdom from the wisest man to walk the earth; King Solomon.

Wisdom: Don't ever underestimate its value. It's too important. It's too valuable. It's too precious. Looking through Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon; we will spend the summer gaining wisdom from the wisest man to walk the earth; King Solomon.

Wisdom: Don't ever underestimate its value. It's too important. It's too valuable. It's too precious. Looking through Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon; we will spend the summer gaining wisdom from the wisest man to walk the earth; King Solomon.

Wisdom: Don't ever underestimate its value. It's too important. It's too valuable. It's too precious. Looking through Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon; we will spend the summer gaining wisdom from the wisest man to walk the earth; King Solomon.

Wisdom: Don't ever underestimate its value. It's too important. It's too valuable. It's too precious. Looking through Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon; we will spend the summer gaining wisdom from the wisest man to walk the earth; King Solomon.

The issue of female roles in the church has often brought people to extremes. However, for the church to flourish, we need humble women who are above reproach, serving together in complementary roles.

The issue of male roles in the church has often brought people to extremes. However, for the church to flourish, we need humble men who are above reproach, serving together in complementary roles.

As we live in awe of Christ's greatness, the mature believer must fight the good fight by ‘fleeing’ from certain things and "running" towards godliness.

Ephesus was a prosperous city and there were wealthy people in Timothy’s church. These men had set their hopes on financial riches as their means of security rather than using it to be a blessing to those in need.