The old saying goes, “Pastoral ministry would be great if it wasn’t for the people.” The truth is pastoral ministry would not exist if it wasn’t for the people. Nevertheless, dealing with people in a fallen world is no easy task. Join us as look at Paul’s words to Timothy regarding difficult people in ministry.

Some responsibilities in life and ministry are more important than others. Paul knew that for Timothy to faithfully endure he would have to prioritize his tasks well and be focused to carry them out. Join us this week as we look at Timothy’s main ministry responsibility, which is the Christian’s as well.

Paul knew that Timothy would suffer in ministry, so he continued to call him to faithful service despite the challenges. In 2 Timothy Paul compared ministry to the work of a soldier, athlete, and farmer. If Timothy was going to endure, he needed the same kind of tough, focused mentality empowered by God.

Pastoral ministry can be tough. It’s not for the faint at heart and involves strenuous duties. Paul knew that when he called Timothy to faithfully endure through suffering. Join us this week as we talk about the call to faithfully endure in 2 Timothy 1.8-18.

In this sermon, we introduce Paul’s second letter to Timothy. Pastor Jared covers the structure, purpose, and background information while also going deeper into the first seven verses. Paul commanded Timothy not to fear because he’s been given a spirit of power, love, and self-control.

In this message, Micah concludes with one of his greatest themes, the goodness of God. God’s goodness motivates believers to wait on God. No matter what we are going through, we know God is good. Join us as we finish Micah with waiting on the LORD because He is good.

Join us as we take a look at one of the most well known verse in the book of Micah. Remarkably, Micah predicted the birth of Christ 700 years before it happened. Who was the Messiah? Where would he be born? What exactly would he do?

Micah 6 begins the third and final cycle of Judgment and Hope. Everything in the Text is driven by the goodness of God. Join is as we explore what goodness means, how it relates to God’s covenant, and where we see it in the Gospel.

Biblical hope is one of the greatest themes in all of Scripture. Unlike worldly hope, biblical hope is sure, strong, expectant, and based on the person and work of Jesus. Join us as we look at one of the more hopeful passages in the minor prophet of Micah.

Micah 3 is one of the hardest sections of judgment in the book. Micah addresses the sinfulness of Judah’s leaders and focuses on the lack of justice for God’s people. Join us as we work through the biblical concept of justice in Israel.