Paul reminds Timothy that the true man of God will suffers well, for the glory of God and the salvation of others.
Paul urges Timothy to hold fast to the gospel, unlike those who had deserted him, and to be motivated by the faith and love he has received through and for Christ.
Paul continues his second letter to Timothy by exhorting him to rekindle an unashamed spirit, fueled by the gospel of Jesus Christ.
As Paul begins a second letter to timothy, he begins by laying a foundation for the challenge to Stand Firm in a world opposed to the gospel. We too are called as believers to teach, exhort, encourage, and support those under our care to stand firm in Christ.
This two-week message serves to remind ourselves who we are together as First Baptist Church, and what it means to Glorify Christ in Worship, Discipleship, and Mission. In part 1, we discuss what it means to glorify Christ and worship Him.
This two-week message serves to remind ourselves who we are together as First Baptist Church, and what it means to Glorify Christ in Worship, Discipleship, and Mission. In part 1, we discuss what it means to glorify Christ and worship Him.
Spiritual growth comes through the Words and Ways of Christ. Faithfully and obediently living out the gospel via the marks of God’s true church, grows us together.
Spiritual growth comes through the Words and Ways of Christ. We grow in Christ-likeness as we proclaim His gospel personally, locally, and globally.
Spiritual growth comes through the Words and Ways of Christ. We grow in Christ together as we rediscover our place as God’s Church, for use in the Owner’s Plan.
Spiritual growth comes through the Words and Ways of Christ. Disciplined stewardship will deepen our affections for God. A lack of disciplined stewardship will deepen our affections for the world.
Spiritual growth comes through the Words and Ways of Christ. We follow His Words and Ways as we seek God’s will and glory together in prayer.
Spiritual growth comes through the Words and Ways of Christ. How and how often we speak with the Father will either lead to spiritual health or spiritual disfunction.
Spiritual growth comes through the Words and Ways of Christ. Expository preaching is essential for the church’s spiritual growth because it draws wisdom from the Word of God rather than bringing human wisdom to the text.