Guest speaker Andy Brown preaches Eph. 5:1-5. Imitating God comes from a heart radically changed and leads to a consistent lifestyle of love and purity.

Adam continues through the Disciples' Prayer in Matt. 6:10, covering the last two foundational priorities of un-hypocritical prayer. Prayer must begin with what God plans and what He desires.

Adam preaches 2 Tim. 2:8-13. Paul revealed to Timothy his driving motivation as he persevered through amazing suffering.

Adam preaches the first verse of the Disciples' Prayer, found in Matt. 6:9. This model prayer demands that prayer begin with who God is and what God deserves. God is personal, paternal, and powerful.

Adam returns to Matt. 6:5-8. Kingdom citizens must fight hypocrisy in their prayer lives, never praying for show or with mindless emptiness.

Adam preaches 2 Tim. 2:3-7. Paul uses three helpful illustrations to urge Timothy and now us to do the work of ministry.

Adam sets the table for our future study of Matthew 6:5-14. The second righteous practice that lends itself to hypocrisy is prayer. Public prayer must never mask a lack of private prayer.

Adam preaches 2 Tim. 2:1-2. These foundational verses demand passing the apostolic Word on to faithful disciples who will do the same.

Adam preaches Matt. 6:2-4. Christ continues to warn about hypocrisy in worship by illustrating several common areas of high risk. Giving must be done, yet it must be done without the slightest hint of self-promotion.

Adam preaches 2 Tim. 1:12-18. Paul continues to urge Timothy to share in the suffering of the Gospel without shame, faithfully holding to doctrine and joining the fellowship of other Christians who similarly suffer faithfully for the Gospel.