In times of crisis, how can we find strength and hope? Join us as we pray for Israel's peace and revival, and support those affected by Hurricane Helene. Let's be the hands and feet of Christ in our community.

1 Timothy 3 outlines the essential qualities of godly leadership in the church. Paul emphasizes that the health and stability of the church are tied to the character and integrity of its leaders. Key qualifications include being above reproach, faithful in marriage, self-controlled, hospitable, and free from the love of money. Leaders must also manage their households well, demonstrating their ability to lead the church. The church must appoint leaders who exhibit godly character to avoid the dangers of ungodly leadership.

Pride is a significant barrier to accepting the Gospel, fostering a sense of independence from God. Through parables like the Wedding Feast and the Vineyard, we see how pride leads us to reject God's authority and His ultimate sacrifice. Despite our prideful tendencies, God's relentless pursuit and goodness remain unwavering. Understanding this should lead us to humility, recognizing our salvation is due to God's grace alone.

A church member's inspiring testimony on her journey with ALS, coupled with Paul's teachings, underscores the importance of prayer and trust in God's will.
1 Timothy 2:8-15 addresses the roles of men and women in the church, urging men to pray without anger and women to dress modestly and learn quietly. This divine order, rooted in creation, is not about inferiority but about reflecting God's nature.

Pride is a subtle yet powerful force that can lead us away from God. Using the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis 3, we explore the origins and consequences of pride. Pride distorts reality, making us believe we can be like God, which separates us from Him. Despite our rebellion, God offers grace and calls us to cultivate humility and trust in His goodness.

Pastor Jason explores 1 Timothy 2:8-15, addressing the biblical perspective on gender roles within the church. Men are urged to prioritize prayer over disputes, while women are encouraged to focus on godliness and modesty. The sermon highlights the importance of godly authority and submission, emphasizing that true Christian leadership is rooted in love and sacrifice. Reflecting God's design for gender roles is about embodying the Gospel in our daily lives.

Pride blinds us to our dependence on God, making us overestimate our importance and distort our view of Him. Psalm 50 reminds us that God desires our thanksgiving, not our sacrifices. Thanksgiving shifts our focus from entitlement to gratitude, humbling us and aligning our hearts with God's will. Recognizing God as our rescuer helps us combat pride and grow spiritually.

In First Timothy, chapter two, Paul urges us to pray for all people, including those in authority. Prayer is a powerful tool to intercede for others, expressing our love and concern for those who do not yet know Christ. Paul emphasizes that God desires all people to be saved, reminding us that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace. This week, commit to praying for the lost in your life, lifting their names before God daily.