This week we learned that sound teaching from Scripture that leads to godliness and contentment is in stark contrast to false teaching for sordid gain that leads to ruin and destruction.
Last week, we saw that we were called to minister to and receive ministry from every stage of life, and learned that in the church family, every member is a minister.
On Sunday, we'll be focusing on authority in the church and the marketplace...
In our last edition of Evening Discipleship, our very own Beau Bevers teaches on heresies that the church has had to confront through the years and how they are still relevant today.
This week we're covering 1 Timothy 5:1-16 in a message called, "Every Member a Minister." The vast majority of the passage deals with widows - which ones qualify for assistance from the church, and which ones qualify to serve in an...
This week's sermon is called, "Devoted to the Word" and covers 1 Timothy 4:11-16. This is a fairly well-known passage because of Paul's instruction to Timothy not to let anyone look down on him because he is young.
In this passage, Paul will help Timothy understand how to be a good servant of Christ Jesus, one who is faithful to God and helping others grow in faithfulness as well.
We learned that good servants of Christ Jesus hope in God while training...
Paul again addresses the false teachers and their teaching, which he last addressed in chapter 1.
God has been clear that some would depart from the faith, and they do so through these false teachers and their teaching - which is demonic in origin...
In this edition of Evening Discipleship, we considered what miracles are, where miracles occur in the scriptures, what objections exist to miracles, and how we can respond to them as believers in the God of the Bible.
Paul is going to outline his purpose for writing this letter to Timothy, and as he does, he makes the connection between what we believe and how we behave.
We'll learn that what we believe about Christ is the foundation for life in the church.