1 Timothy

1 Timothy 6 opens the Act Like Men weekend with a call to become a true man of God through the new birth. The sermon urges self-examination and calls hearers to repent and believe the gospel.

New Birth

1 Timothy 3:8-13 concludes the series on called and qualified men for the office of deacon. The sermon reminds the church and elders of their responsibility to recognize and appoint qualified servants.

1 Timothy 3:8-13 continues examining the qualifications for deacons. The sermon calls men and the church to measure potential servants by Scripture and seek God's will with seriousness.

1 Timothy 3:8-13 begins the series on called and qualified men for the office of deacon. The sermon shows how deacon ministry emerges naturally as the church recognizes God's work in qualified servants.

1 Timothy 3 continues examining the qualifications for elders with both seriousness and grace. The sermon calls the church to hold the standard highly without becoming imbalanced or self-righteous.

1 Timothy 3 begins considering called and qualified men for the office of elder. The sermon calls the whole church to engage responsibly in recognizing qualified spiritual leaders.

1 Timothy 4 calls pastors to blaze a trail by giving themselves to Scripture, teaching, godly example, and visible progress. Building a true church requires courage, endurance, and careful attention to both life and doctrine.

Continuing the money series, the message surveys the Mosaic tithes for the Levites, the religious festivals, and the poor, then calls believers to prayerfully sort their essentials from their extras so they can be useful stewards in the

Launching a series on finances from 1 Timothy 6, the message calls Christians to work honestly for their income, whether as employer or employee, and to grow toward maturity and obedience in how they handle money rather than merely

Concluding the Ten Pillars of the Church series from Matthew 16:18 and 1 Timothy 3:15, this message argues that genuine kingdom work centers on establishing and building up local churches rather than ministry activity detached from the

Local Church