Shipwrecked Faith
The Apostle Paul knew trouble was coming to the church at Ephesus. To head off that trouble, he leaves Timothy there to steer the church into a healthy direction. Paul warns Timothy that there have been those in the church that are shipwrecked when it comes to faith. Paul gives Timothy the tools that will keep him from experiencing the same fate that others had experienced. Join us as we learn how to keep ourselves from becoming Shipwrecked in the Faith.
The Feminization of Christianity
For the last 300 years we have been witnessing men leaving the Church in large numbers. In many people’s minds Church is a woman’s thing. But as the Apostle Paul writes to Timothy in chapter two of First Timothy, it is clear God has given men a role to play in His Church. Join us this week in our study to discover how men are to behave in the Church.
A Rebellion and a Revealing
The issue of the “Last Days” can be a complicated one that can produce more confusion than blessing. The Church at Thessalonica is one example of that very thing. Paul writes to them to bring both calm and clarity. Join us as we look at the opening verses of 2 Thessalonians chapter 2, as the Apostle tries to make the complex simple.
The Dossier of Anti-Christ
There is a word that has been floating around the news of late, it’s the word “Dossier” which means a collection of documents about a person. What the Apostle Paul provides us with in chapter 2 of 2 Thessalonians is information about a person he refers to as the man of sin the son of perdition. We commonly refer to him as Anti-Christ. Join us as we try and develop a Biblical perspective on who he is and what he will do.
Why does God Send Deception?
In our study this week we read, “Therefore God will send them a strong delusion, that they should believe the lie”, God, not just allowing deception but sending it, is something that might make us uncomfortable. And yet it’s exactly what we read as we close out the second chapter of 2 Thessalonians. So, does this make God unjust or even a liar? Join us as we sort out this difficult passage.
Goofballs and Dictators
The Church in America often finds itself with a shortage of leaders that fit the description of leadership that we see in the Apostle Paul. A better share of the time the church is being led by those who have no business being in leadership. Many of those who end up in leadership are ambitious goofballs or dictators. Chapter three of 2 Thessalonians is so important for we find an example of what we should be looking for when it comes to those who are in leadership positions. Join us in the opening verses of chapter three as the Apostle Paul models Biblical leadership.
The Lifestyle of A Spiritual Person
Ideas on what makes someone a spiritual person are as numerous as the number of people you ask. But as we close out our verse by verse study in 2 Thessalonians, Paul the Apostle gives us some surprising insight into what practical Christian living is all about. Join us as we conclude chapter 3 and discover if your lifestyle fits Paul’s description of a spiritual person.
What the Church is to Focus On?
As we begin a new study in the book of first Timothy, Paul the Apostle tells the younger Timothy to stay focused on what the Church is to consider important. There are innumerable things that can distract a Church. However, what does the Scripture say that the Church should be concerning itself with? Join us in our study in the first chapter of first Timothy to find out.
When They Say Peace and Safety
Our study in 1 Thessalonians brings us to an interesting phrase, “When they say Peace and Safety sudden destruction will come upon them.” What that phrase leads us to is a study of two of the most overlooked characters in the Book of the Revelation. These two characters will be responsible for bringing much pain upon a Christ rejecting World. Join us in our study of 1 Thessalonians chapter 5, as we explore what’s behind this well-known phrase “Peace and Safety.”
The Will of God
As Apostle Paul closes out 1 Thessalonians he drills down on what God’s will is for each of our lives. And what we learn is that first and foremost, His Will is not about geography, it’s not about where He wants us, but who He wants us to be. More specific, His will is about who He wants us to be as we live out our faith among His people. Please join us as we finish chapter five of 1 Thessalonians, looking at family matters in the household of God.
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