Read the text – 1 Timothy 6
This sermon is the last sermon of the ‘Loving Church Together’ sermon series. In the this final section of 1 Timothy, Paul finishes with a warning and a charge for young Timothy, both about deciphering truth and fighting the good fight. David Swan speaks on this fight and how to pursue Godliness in what we do. This sermon was given at Lower Mountains Anglican Church, Glenbrook morning service.
Read the text – 1 Timothy 5:1-6:2
In this sermon of the sermon series ‘Loving Church Together’, Ken Noakes speaks on Chapter 5 of 1 Timothy to about acts of service and doing good. This sermon was given at Lower Mountains Anglican Parish, Glenbrook 6pm Gathering.
Read the text – 1 Timothy 4:1-16
What does it mean to be Godly? How do we live Godly lives? In this sermon of the sermon series ‘Loving the Church Together’, Nick Lindeback explores the advice given to Timothy about Godly living in Paul’s letter and speaks on intentionally living by faith rather than rules. This sermon was given at Lower Mountains Anglican Church, Glenbrook 10.30 morning service.
Read the text – 1 Timothy 2:1-15
In this sermon of the sermon series ‘Loving the Church together’, Ken Noakes will tackle the controversial chapter of 1 Timothy Chapter 2, where he argues for modern Christians to keep the first thing first: to seek salvation for all people. Join us as we follow this contentious reading to see what a church family should be concerned about in worship. This sermon was given at Lower Mountains Anglican Church, Glenbrook 10.30am gathering.
Read the text – 1 Timothy 1:1-20
The second sermon of the sermon series “Loving the Church Together”, Dave Swan starts off at the beginning of 1 Timothy, where Paul writes to Timothy on leading the church with sound doctrine. Join us in our exploration of 1 Timothy, and how even 2000 years later we can still learn and be equipped to become better leaders under Christ. This sermon is provided at Lower Mountains Anglican Church, Glenbrook 10.30 service.
JesusWORKS aims to introduce you to the Jesus of history by looking at his life, teaching and work. Primarily, it is for the person who wants to check out the claims of Jesus or the claims about Jesus – so that they can make up their own minds about him.
Yet, it is also for any Christian who wants to be prepared to give a reasoned answer for the hope that they have in the gospel of Jesus (1 Pet 3:15).
Jesus calls people to himself, yet he gives everyone the opportunity to examine him and his message before making that decision.
In this talk, we seek to answer the question: What is the Bible? – is it an old irrelevant book or is it a reliable source for understanding Jesus?
Read the Bible texts – 2 Peter 1:12-21
Talk 1 – What is the Bible (Outline)
Watch the Talk – here
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– Ken Noakes
For more information and resources that go with the JesusWORKS course – go here
By David Shead
What is the “shape” of the corporate worship gathering?
Why don’t we just sing, and nothing else, when we gather for corporate worship?
We need to be careful that, in seeking to understand the importance of corporate singing, we don’t end up distorting our gatherings.
Christians are called to be godly in giving. That could be giving in attitude, time, energy or money – all are important. Here we will focus specifically on the area of money and the way we generously and responsibly use the resources that God has put in our care.
Let me make four points from 1 Timothy 6 which may help our thinking.
First, Godly giving is not a means to financial gain.
When you became a Christian, your membership in the church took both a universal and a local shape – a wide and narrow view if you like.
What is the difference?
In this, second of five sermons, Des Smith shows how Song of Songs vividly endorses God’s positive view of sex within the context of faithful heterosexual marriage. He also explains how God is “pro-creation” – that everything God created is good if it is received with thankfulness.
Read the Bible text: Song of Songs 4:1 – 5:12 , 1 Timothy 4:1-5
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