What is a deacon- Pastor Tim finishes his series on who deacons are and what they do by addressing the more controversial parts of requirements to become a deacon - if women are able to be deaconesses, and what -husband of one wife- means.

Christians are expected to change, but that change doesn't always look -or feel- apparent or obvious. Even so, are we changing even when we can't see it- Today, Pastor Tim speaks about exactly how a Christian changes and grows.

God has designated the office of Deacon for every church, and He has designed the church to take a part in the process of selecting a Deacon. But a Deacon cannot just be anyone in the church, but they must have a certain character and meet certain requirements in order to hold that position. This is what Pastor Tim elaborates on today.

How does someone -learn- Christ- Paul says this curious phrase in Ephesians, and Pastor Tim looks at it in depth and discusses what it means learn Christ and how doing so changes our actions, character, and identity.

What is a deacon- What is the role of a deacon and what are their responsibilities- More importantly, what does Scripture say about deacons- Pastor Tim expounds on this and reveals what God's word says on this topic.

How should we shine the light of the Gospel at work- How should our attitudes, behaviors, and work ethic be different than non-believers around us- And how can we share the Gospel at work when it often seems difficult to do so- And what if you work in a Christian environment - what should you do then- Tim answers these questions and talks about how you can share the Gospel with those around you at work.

We have good examples and bad examples to look toward in this world. What does the Bible have to say about the people who we should admire and look to as examples.

How should we live compared to unbelievers- Identically- Different- Similar- Pastor This week, Tim expounds on how believers in Jesus should live and how that compares to the rest of the world.

What does it really mean to speak the truth in love- Does it mean we should nicely say something that could be hurtful- Or does it mean something else-