In this text, Paul explains that the Corinthian saints were actually robbing themselves by refusing the service of a broader group of faithful preachers.

In this text, Jesus explains-in no uncertain terms-that He is soon to depart from this world. And so, He begins training the disciples for His absence.

The text before us this morning stresses that God expects church leaders to lead His churches in an appropriate manner-keeping the Gospel front and center.

In this passage, Paul outlines the importance of churches confronting heretics who are leading the sheep away from the Shepherd.

In this text, Paul makes quite clear that church leaders-though filling an important position in the church-can only make progress because of God's work through them.

In this text, Judas is exposed as the betrayer.

In this sermon, Elder Jacob introduced our study in this first pastoral epistle.

In this passage, you'll learn that you don't believe the Gospel because you somehow discovered God, but because God sovereignly revealed Himself to you.

Because we have been cleansed -saved completely- by Christ we are to pursue sanctification and seek to serve others humbly as Christ our Supreme example did.

On the day of the LORD, a distinction will be made between the righteous and the wicked.