Never underestimate the impact you can have on The Gospel simply by working with other Christians to that end. If someone is over you in authority, or more mature in their walk with The LORD, learn from them. If someone is below you or isn't where you're at yet Spiritually, teach them and build them up. Today, Pastor Eddie is going to encourage you with the example of Paul and Timothy to work together for the advancement of God's Word.

One of the most fundamental ministries you and any Christian has is to simply share God's Word with everyone you can. Pastor Eddie's going to show you how big of an impact it made in the ancient temple of the false goddess Diane, to were idols made for her were even eventually thrown out. It can start with one person being faithful to live out the ministry they're called to, and that one person planting the seeds of revival could be you.

When you look at what an influence the Godly example of Timothy's mother had on him, you can know that it's true if you have children today, too. The example you set for them could set them on a path of seeking to know God intimately themselves. As Pastor Eddie's going to show you, that example keeps going forward. Timothy was a huge encouragement to Paul and to the churches he helped to grow, and it all started for him with his mother.

In the church through the generations, different denominations have created titles and qualifications for their leadership that simply isn’t biblical. Today, Pastor Eddie will explain the biblical titles and requirements for church leadership. It’s important to go back to these biblical principles instead of the created, man-made roles and responsibilities. The Bible is the authority and what church leadership should be based on.

Our culture today bristles at the biblical concept that a man is to be the head of the house and the head of the church. It’s so controversial. Yet, it’s clearly written in the word that men are to lead in the church and lead their families like Christ. And women are to submit to this. Today, Pastor Eddie discusses God’s directives for order in the church and in the family. And though it’s difficult in our day and age to accept, it’s important to trust God’s design.

In our world today, outward physical beauty is very highly prized and sought after. Expensive and beautiful clothes and cosmetics. Dangerous procedures. Lavish jewels are all tried in an effort to get attention, love and praise. Yet, as Pastor Eddie will explain today, what truly makes a woman beautiful is her good, gentle and faithful soul. Don’t focus only on your outward appearance. Strive for a good heart and a faithful walk with the Lord.

All too often, men in the home go about with the drudgery of the day, all the while neglecting one of the most critical steps. If men want to lead their families well, they need to spend time on their knees in prayer. Today, Pastor Eddie will challenge you men to set an example of humble submission and reliance on God that demonstrate faith and true strength of character. Paul encouraged men to pray frequently to lead well.

Life gets hectic sometimes. It often seems like there isn’t enough time in the day to do what is needed. But are you making sure to spend enough time praying? In today’s message, Pastor Eddie talks about how we always need to pray. Prayer is an essential component of our relationship with God. Satan will use anything in his power to interrupt our lives and interfere with time in communication with the Lord. It is crucial for our faith that we pray.

Have you ever complained to the Lord? That He wasn’t supplying you with your idea of what you need? Today Pastor Eddie talks about how Christians shouldn’t be complaining about what the Lord provides. God will always give us what is truly needed. We may complain about the battles He gives us because we feel unequipped for His test. God will not give you a struggle you cannot overcome, because if you trust Him, He will always provide.

Have you ever had anxiety over the essentials in life? In today’s message, Pastor Eddie talks about how Jesus will always supply your needs. God understands our necessities. But sometimes, we confuse what we want with what we need. Our worldly aspirations take over our thoughts, and we confuse them with our essentials. The Lord will always provide, but sometimes He will say no to our desires.