Teaching by Speaker: Jim Supp
Paul’s Loving Charge to the Church, Part 9: Order and Honor in the Church
To have proper order and honor in the church, we must be a church characterized by investing, encouraging, and prioritizing the vulnerable.
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Paul’s Loving Charge to the Church: Women in Ministry Supplemental Session
This video addresses additional aspects of women in ministry not covered in Part 5 or in the evening panel discussion.
Watch / ListenPaul’s Loving Charge to the Church, Part 7: The Enemy’s Target on the Church
Because our enemy is at work through deceptive teaching, we must be students of the Word, embrace the flawed community of Christ, and live in disciplined freedom.
Watch / ListenPaul’s Loving Charge to the Church, Part 6: The Church – The Steward of the Gospel
As the church, we are the family of God and part of the assembly of the living God. So we must promote and protect the truth.
Watch / ListenPaul’s Loving Charge to the Church, Part 5: Women in Ministry
Men and women are equal at the cross, but different in function and responsibility. Men must lead with the humility of Christ and recognize their accountability before the Lord. Women must use their gifts maximally, according to the parameters of Scripture.
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An Evening Discussion: Women in Ministry
As part of our teaching series through 1 Timothy, we hosted a panel discussion and Q&A with several women from our congregation.
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Before the Throne: Every Nation, Tribe, People, and Language
To reach those from a different ethnic or cultural background, we must choose to cross the divide, be a student of others, and move toward spiritual conversations. When in doubt, love them first.
Watch / ListenPaul’s Loving Charge to the Church, Part 3: Expectations of Godly Leadership
Leadership matters, and Paul’s letter to Timothy reveals eight marks of godly leadership that all of us should aspire to, whether or not we are called to be elders or deacons.
Watch / ListenPaul’s Loving Charge to the Church, Part 2: God Uses the Broken but Humble
None of us deserve the grace, mercy, and forgiveness of God. The apostle Paul knew that as we was appointed to God’s service as the “foremost” of sinners. Even though he acted ignorantly in his unbelief, he was the recipient of God’s mercy and patience.
Watch / ListenPaul’s Loving Charge to the Church, Part 1: Guarding Sound Doctrine
Guarding sound doctrine requires understanding the importance of godly leadership, the importance of biblical teaching, and the place of the law.
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