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Today, Sean talks about how Paul can count on Timothy. May we be counted faithful servant like Paul and Timothy.

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This is part 2 of a series looking at the pastoal letters.

Bible Series on 1 Timothy The Church is not about the building, It's about...

Society continues its attemtps to undermine the authority of God at its very core and it seems that persecution will result. What then shall we do? Listen in to this explanation of Scripture’s authority from 2 Timothy 3:14–17 to find out.

Wednesday night Walk Through the Bible, Calvary Chapel Bishop, CA. “Church On Main”

Volunteerism is an essential component to fulfilling the mission of the church. Unfortunately, too often we volunteer without considering our gifting and calling. Soon our good intentions turn to feelings of obligation, then lack of fulfilment sets in, which always causes problems. In Acts 16, Paul finds a young man named Timothy who had significant leadership gifts. Timothy answer God’s call to lead and became one of the youngest leader of leaders the church has ever seen.

In this series, Dr. Mercury Thomas-Ha addresses the climate we live in and the season of deception. While religious organizations may be disarmed and people are discouraged, Believers are summoned not to be despondent, but "Train Yourself 2B Godly".

Volunteerism is an essential component to fulfilling the mission of the church. Unfortunately, too often we volunteer without considering our gifting and calling. Soon our good intentions turn to feelings of obligation, then lack of fulfilment sets in, which always causes problems. In Acts 16, Paul finds a young man named Timothy who had significant leadership gifts. Timothy answer God’s call to lead and became one of the youngest leader of leaders the church has ever seen.

Like Israel, in exile to Babylon, believers are called to pray for the well being of the nation in which they live.

If the gospel advance were a sport and the local church a team, would you be more of a sub or a starter? Through the unexpected examples of Timothy and Epaphroditus, this exposition of Philippians 2:19–30 unpacks what it looks like to have impact in the game, to make a difference for the gospel.

The Apostle Paul desperately wanted to return to Philippi. Unfortunately, his imprisonment in Rome prevented him. As Paul looked around, it was an easy choice to Timothy, a man who was proven worthy for the task of Church Leadership.

Timothy joins Paul and Silas as they remain obedient to the Spirit's leading in spreading the Gospel. Paul and Silas are arrested, beaten and cast into prison, where their prayers and songs of praise lead to the salvation of the jailer of Philippi and his household.

Alastair speaks about Paul’s final greetings to the Corinthians as he sends young Timothy to carry on his work. We are given the challenge: just because you are young, don’t think God won’t use you.

We live in a world of "I think..." and "I feel..." when it comes to eternity. Western culture promotes this idea that, "we're all on different roads that lead to the same place" and that, "we'll all make it in the end." This inclusivity mindset works as long as we don't go looking for absolute truth. This works as long as we ignore what the Bible offers; a very exclusive plan where Jesus is the only way into eternal life.

We live in a world of "I think..." and "I feel..." when it comes to eternity. Western culture promotes this idea that, "we're all on different roads that lead to the same place" and that, "we'll all make it in the end." This inclusivity mindset works as long as we don't go looking for absolute truth. This works as long as we ignore what the Bible offers; a very exclusive plan where Jesus is the only way into eternal life.