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The Faithful Church: 1st & 2nd Timothy – September 27, 2026

Read the passage: 2 Timothy 3:10-17

We continue our series and we’re in 2nd Timothy. Our passage today is from 2 Timothy 3:10-17 and we’re going to see that if we truly live out the Christian life, we are going to experience some form of persecution – whether from people or the culture, and we shouldn’t be surprised by that!

In fact, we should expect that the Christian life is going to be hard. There will be a strong temptation in many seasons of life to just want to give up!

So knowing this, the question becomes: How do we do this well, and not depressed or bitter about it?
How do we remain faithful when following Jesus gets hard?

The Faithful Church: 1st & 2nd Timothy – September 20, 2026

Read the passage: 2 Timothy 1:6-12

Have you ever felt that? You see someone so unapologetically themselves and think “That’s true freedom, that’s true living”? Even as I’ve been dreaming for our church, and for the churches beyond us, what it would look like for us to live into the Christian story and promise faithfully and boldly, not just for our own sake but for the sake of the world around us.

That’s the question we’re pondering today: how do we grow bold in our walk with God?

The Faithful Church: 1st & 2nd Timothy – September 13, 2026

Read the passage: 1 Timothy 4:11-16

We continue our series in 1 Timothy, our passage today is from 1 Timothy 4:11-16 and we’re going to see why character matters more for leaders. You may say “I’m not a leader!” Well, everyone has some sort of influence, so I think it applies to everyone that character is much more important than the title! This is important because we live in culture that seems to only value charisma and talent in a leader.

Paul tells Timothy we need to lead first by our character, and we have to actually live out the Christian life.

The Faithful Church: 1st & 2nd Timothy – September 6, 2026

Read the passage: 1 Timothy 2:8-15

In this message, I want to talk about this verse and the surrounding passage, 1 Timothy 2:8-15. It is one of the most controversial and misunderstood passages in the Bible. People who have misunderstood this passage have caused a lot of suffering, and they have divided the Christian movement.

However, I also believe there is treasure in our passage, because it helps us to understand what it means to be a man or woman as God intended. So today I want to talk about gender. And I want to show you two ideas from the Bible:

  1. We need to resist the evils of our gender’s subculture
  2. We need to accept our God-given limitations and strengths, which are influenced by our gender

The Faithful Church: 1st & 2nd Timothy – August 23, 2026

Read the passage: 1 Timothy 4:1-5

If you recall from two sermons ago, we talked about how the church in Ephesus was going through big problems because of “teachers” in the church teaching false things. But I didn’t necessarily say what they were teaching.

In this sermon, we’re going to go into what these “false teachers” were teaching and why it was a such problem, not just in the Ephesus church, but also a problem for today.

The Faithful Church: 1st & 2nd Timothy – August 16, 2026

Read the passage: 1 Timothy 6:6-19

The big question today is: How can we be men and women of God?

The question today is based on the context of 1 Timothy. Timothy is an upcoming young leader, probably YAM or ZOE age. Paul. is writing this letter to Timothy to warn him about sin and the pitfalls of church. He’s also guiding and mentoring Timothy, telling him what it means to be righteous and a follower of Jesus. In verse 11 of our passage today, Paul calls Timothy a man of God.

I think that’s Paul’s goal in writing this letter is to help Timothy become a man of God

So that’s what were trying to figure out: How can we be men and women of God?

The Faithful Church: 1st & 2nd Timothy – August 9, 2026

Read the passage: 1 Timothy 1:3-7

We start a new series in 1st Timothy. It’s a personal letter from Paul to Timothy, who is one of Paul’s most trusted partners in ministry; Paul basically calls him his son. In Paul’s letter to the Philippians, Paul wrote, “I have no one else like him.” That’s pretty high praise for a young leader.

The church in question is the church in Ephesus that Paul planted and pastored for a few years. Ephesus is a big pagan city, but now that church is going through some very big problems. And this is where we begin our passage.

The Book of Ruth – August 2, 2026

Read the passage: Ruth chapter 4

We all have choices to make. We have choices for our friendships, our love life, our family, our career – you name it. Sometimes our choices are difficult and complicated. Sometimes, no matter what we choose, some people will be really unhappy with us.

My big question today is: how can we make good decisions when our choices are complicated and the stakes are high?

The Book of Ruth – July 26, 2026

Read the passage: Ruth chapter 3

Boaz was of man of courage/ He was always willing to do the right thing, whether he was by himself or seen by others. He was consistent. Is your character consistent? Does your private life match your public life? Or are two completely different people? Do you care more about what God thinks even if it will cost you or do you care more about the approval of the crowd?

We know that Ruth couldn’t save herself. The situation was too dire. She needed someone, she needed the RIGHT “Kinsman Redeemer”, one with character to act on her behalf. She got it from Boaz.