We've all made mistakes, experienced failure, and dealt with sin. And the result is Guilt. How do we worship God from a place of being guilty? Let's take a look at how King David worked through a major sin and guilt in HIs life through the prayer he penned in Psalm 51. 

Happiness can be hard to hold onto. Someone once said "happiness is slippery." But God offers something better, Joy. Today we explore Psalm 126 and the question of finding joy even when life is hard. 

We spend a lot of time celebrating things that we thing are great. It comes very naturally to us. And no one deserves or desires as much celebration as our God. We call that celebration of greatness worship. Let's take a look at Psalm 103 and what it can teach us about worshiping God. 

Few things can move a group of people like a song. It's no surprise that the Bible has a book completely devoted to songs of worship. Songs to God and about God. This week we dive into our first of the series, Psalm 42. What does it mean to quench the spiritual thirst of our soul? Let's talk about that. 

In this final week of our Study through 1 Timothy, we take a look at a battle strategy for taking on greed and other sins that place material things on the throne of our hearts. This final chapter is rich with teaching on overcoming the pitfalls of this world. 

This week, Joe Cartwright brings a lesson about the dangers of comparison and the joys of leaning in to who God created you to be. 

This week we move on through our study in 1 Timothy to chapter 5. As this letter to Timothy progresses, Paul addresses a group of overlooked people in need of special love. He also gives some advice on how to discern who is is in the most need. This message is brought to you by the one and only, Patrick Harrison. Enjoy! 

This week we hear from our Summer Ministry Inter Perry Garza! Perry is a rising Sr. at Mid-Atlantic Christian University and studying to be a youth minister. Today he's unpacking chapter 4 of 1st Timothy.

One again, Timothy is dealing with some difficult people in the church at Ephesus. This time it's a group of ladies. 1 Timothy chapter 2 has been a difficult passage for the church to fully understand for generations. Thankfully chapter 3 helps us find some resolution. Let's talk about that! 

Today, In Christian circles, if someone comes to faith in a local church family and then goes out as a missionary or preacher we call that person, “A Timothy." Let's meet the original Timothy in a letter written to Him in our Bible.