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The Last Days

Patrice McCormac

2 Timothy 3:1-15

Paul instructs Timothy how to live in these last days by following the sound doctrine he had been taught and by continuing to following the godly example Paul had modeled for him.

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People Skills 101

Scott Risley

2 Timothy 3:1-15

At its core, ministry is relational. Join us as we discuss insights from Relational Wisdom and Emotional Intelligence to enhance your ministry impact and personal relationships.

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An Important Reminder

Mike Woods

2 Timothy 1:1-7

As Paul approaches the end of his life, he writes a letter to his dear friend Timothy, reminding him of the Holy Spirit's work in his life and to tend the "fire" God has given him.

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Positive Sibling Relationships

Gloria McCallum

2 Timothy 1:1-7

Gloria talks about healthy ways to help siblings get along and learn about relationships from each other.

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David a Man After God's Heart?

James Rochford

2 Samuel 23

In spite of David's grievous sins, he was still considered a man after God's heart. He knew how to talk honestly with God. He pointed people to God. He understood and accepted God's grace.

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When God Says "No"

Scott Risley

2 Samuel 7

Just because God says, "No," does not mean you asked for the wrong thing, or God does not love or care for you. Sometimes, God has something better for you. Can you trust Him and wait patiently for what He has for you? If you can, you just might see Him come through in ways you never imagined!

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How Do You Relate to the God Who Has No Needs?

James Rochford

2 Samuel 7

How do you relate to a God who has no needs? You trust that He does not want to take from you anything that is worth anything. You focus on God's promises, not what you think you deserve. You accept and appreciate what God has already given you.

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Why Keep Praying?

Patrice McCormac

Luke 11:5-13

We should we be persistent in prayer because being aware of the needs of others, and our inability to meet those needs, drives us to go to God with our urgent and sincere prayers. God has the resources we don't, and as our Father, He is eager to respond to our requests.

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The Friendship of David and Jonathan

Conrad Hilario

1 Samuel 18-20

The deep relationship David and Jonathan shared was based on a love and trust in God. They both put God first before anything else. They also both shared the three traits of a friendship of constancy, transparency and generosity. Rather than looking for a friend like Jonathan, try becoming a friend like Jonathan! But remember you can't have a friendship like their's unless you put God at the center.

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