Leadership isn’t a pedigree, but a process. Leaders are not found, but formed. If the purpose of a biblical leader is to lead others to follow Jesus, what does that look like? Find out as we continue reading about a leader’s formation in I Timothy.

https://my.bible.com/events/48772356

What are you focused on? There are many things that demand our attention, but where would God want our focus, and how would He want to use us as leaders? Listen and learn as we start a new series in the book of Timothy on how to be a biblical leader.

https://my.bible.com/events/48768192

What are the silly things we think about when it comes to marriage? Do we think it will complete us and solve our problems…or do we leave that up to our Heavenly Father? This week, we learn that marriage won’t fix our issues but that only God can, in His perfect love and instruction.

https://my.bible.com/events/48764634

Breaking up is hard to do. It can be difficult, and the breakup conversations even more so. But despite the difficulty, we can learn how to breakup Biblically with consideration, compassion, and courage.

https://my.bible.com/events/48760524

Nothing worth having comes quickly or easily. Many times, you have to wait for it, as God prepares you for it – the same is true of dating and marriage. God’s Word shows us that we need His guidance in navigating our relationships and even in our unwritten rules of dating.

https://my.bible.com/events/48756857

The third time’s the charm, right? What about the fourth, maybe the fifth, sixth, or seventh time? In this message, we learn it’s okay to wait to date and to get married, to wait on God’s perfect timing so we don’t rush into a relationship without thought.

https://my.bible.com/events/48753096

Have you ever seen a unicorn? You can keep searching, but they don’t exist. The same goes for a “perfect” man or woman. This week, we learn that we need to stop looking for a perfect potential partner — and what to look for instead.

https://my.bible.com/events/48745981

It can be intimidating to recognize the sufferings of others, because it reveals our own frailties and fears. How many people find it hard to comfort the dying, how many times have you turned away when you see someone in need? In this sermon, we learn that compassion is never easy, but God has called us to it.

Did you know that anything is possible with love and patience? This is a lesson that God was trying to teach Jonah with the Ninevites, and Jonah recognized this through his resistance to God’s command.

https://my.bible.com/events/48742084

Tolerance is easy, but it’s the loving part that’s hard. Jonah thought Ninevites would suffer for their actions, but God had another plan. That plan involved more than tolerance – it involved repentance, forgiveness, and love.