In a world drifting from truth, Paul's warning to Timothy still echoes today, many will walk away from the faith. But we don't have to. In fact, we can be faithful, effective ministers for Jesus Christ. This message unpacked four powerful instructions straight from Scripture on how to stand firm and serve well. Don't miss what it means to be a good minister in these last days!

How should we treat fellow believers who are justified by Christ but still growing in their faith? Romans 14 gives a clear answer: receive them but not to "doubtful disputations". This week, we explored why that matters and the hidden dangers that come when we elevate opinions over unity. The stakes are higher than we think.

We kicked off our Summer of Scriptures series with a dive into the miraculous! This year, we focused on the powerful miracles of Christ during His earthly ministry, beginning with His very first, at a wedding in Cana of Galilee. It wasn't just water turned to wine; it was a moment rich with meaning. We uncovered some surprising truths and practical takeaways that spoke directly to the Christian walk. This miracle revealed more about Jesus and about us, than we expected!

Ezekiel was called by God to speak to a stubborn, rebellious nation, Israel. Through every challenge, God reminded him: it was all so the people would know a prophet had been among them. Can the same be said of us? Do those around us know there's a voice of God in their midst?

As justified believers, how should we respond to a government that is far from just or perfect? In Romans 13, Paul tackles this challenging question, offering timeless wisdom for navigating authority with a proper mindset.

In Proverbs 30, we find a fascinating list of four things that "go well" each marked by confidence, purpose, and strength. These aren't just poetic images; they're spiritual reminders for every believer. As we examine this passage, we'll ask an important question: Are we "going well" in our Christian walk? Are we living in a way that reflects faith, discipline, and direction? If our greatest desire is to one day hear the Lord say, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant," then today, we must be committed to going well in the life He's given us.

Life pulls us in a thousand directions and finding balance can feel nearly impossible. But what if God actually wants us to live with peace, purpose, and stability? In this message, we'll explore what true balance looks like in the Christian life, how to pursue it, and why it matters to God.

This week, we explore four small creatures that may not be mighty, but are described in Scripture as exceeding wise. What can we learn from them? And more importantly, do we have a desire to grow in wisdom ourselves?

Paul has already given instructions on how believers should relate to one another. But as this chapter of Romans comes to a close, he turns his attention to the "dearly beloved," teaching them how to respond to the world around them.

This account begins with a perfect ratio. Ten lepers cry out to Jesus, and all ten are healed and cleansed as they obey His command. But only one returns to give Him thanks. Where are the other nine?