What is most important to your family? If an outsider was looking in, what would they say? What about what’s most important to our church family? Watch our in-person service from Sunday 11 August 2024 as see from 1 Timothy 5:1-6:2 how as a church family in Jesus, we please God and honour Him before others by treating one another with godly honour.

Teaching matters. Because we have our hope set on the living God, we are to watch out lives and doctrine closely. From 1 Timothy 4 that we are to teach the truth, teach what’s important, and teach with integrity.

God’s household needs godly Leaders.  Godliness is for every Christian which is why we should see Godliness in those who represent the Church.  This week we see from 1 Timothy 3 the qualities which come together to make for a Godly Character

Did you know that how we live together as God’s people affects our prayers? This week we see from 1 Timothy 2 how as those saved by God’s grace to us in Jesus, we are to pray together for all people, living in quiet, dignified godliness according to our roles as men and women.

You’re in danger of spiritual shipwreck. How? This week we see how 1 Timothy 1 call us not to let our faith be shipwrecked by false teaching, but to hold fast to the gospel that leads to love.

Do you talk to yourself? Maybe you should… This week we see how Psalm 103 helps us remind ourselves of the goodness and graciousness of God.

Don’t you love a story of a good leader giving himself to save his people? This week we see how the surprising ending to 2 Samuel in chapter 24 shows us what true repentance looks like and points us forward to confidently repent to and rejoice in our better king.

How can we have confidence in God’s love when our lives are such a mix of good and bad? Can we come to God with the same scandalous confidence as David? This week we see from 2 Samuel 22:1-23:7 how because of His promise, the LORD saves his king and all who take refuge in Him.

King David returns across the Jordan river to Israel, Jerusalem, and home.  What is this returned King like.  This week we see from 2 Samuel 17-20 King David returns with compassion and forgiveness.

Is sin really so bad? Does our sin really matter for others? And if it’s so bad, what hope do we have? This week we see from 2 Samuel 13-16 that sin ALWAYS has disastrous consequences for us and for others, and leaves us longing for a better king who truly can save us.