In the Last Days Perilous Times Will Come The Apostle Paul is warning his spiritual son Timothy of the trouble that lies before him. The perilous times that Paul refers to aren't problems in the world, but rather problems in the Church. Join us in our study of 2 Timothy 3 as we discover the root cause of a failing Church.

Who Will Be Used of God? The Apostle Paul told the Colossians that “all things were created by the Lord, and for the Lord." We were created to fulfill God’s purposes. But what do we need to do to see our creator use us? This is where our study in 2 Timothy now takes us as we close out chapter 2.

Our Faithlessness & His Faithfulness The Bible is the history of man being an unfaithful lover of God. Throughout its pages, we find countless stories of people knowing what they should do to please God, but in the end failing to perform that which was right. Sadly, that’s our story as well. But Paul brings some good news to us in 2 Timothy chapter 2, reminding us of the faithfulness of the one we serve.

The Way to Victory The statistics can’t be denied, the Church is living no better than the unbelieving world. What we find in 2 Timothy chapter one is the key that will unlock victory’s door. The Lord wants His children living above the culture and now the Apostle Paul explains how it can be done.

How is Faith Passed to the Next Generation? What we see today is that Christianity is clinging to the decaying threads of past experiences. Through much of Church history, revivals have been single generation movements. However, what we find in 2nd Timothy chapter one is that God had been moving in Timothy’s family for three generations. Join us in our study as we discover what was unique about this family’s faith.

Finishing Well We are very good at beginnings, but not so good at finishing. The Apostle Paul wants the younger Timothy to finish well. As we close out our study of First Timothy, we are told what attitudes of the heart must be present for us to see the Will of God coming to fruition in our lives.

The Lordship of Christ We call Jesus of Nazareth Lord, we exalt Him in worship as King, but as the saying goes, words are cheap. The Apostle Paul in 1st Timothy 6 lays out in easy to understand terms what Lordship should look like in the believer’s life. Join us in this final chapter of 1st Timothy to gain insights to being a disciple.

A study in Daniel 11:36-45 and Daniel 12 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship.  

What does a healthy Church Pastor relationship look like? Often, we are given to extremes when it comes to a Church’s relationship with a Pastor. Many times, Churches can be neglectful or Pastors can be tyrants unwilling to be accountable to anyone. The Apostle Paul provides us with insight on how to find a healthy balance. Join us in 1 Timothy 5 as we continue to study healthy relationships in the Church.

A study in Daniel 11:1-35 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship.