The world in which we live presents individualism and self-preservation as virtues, but The Scriptures tell us that Christians are to be a community-minded people focused on love, care, and compassion. This wonderful passage in Galatians serves as a reminder that we are to be known by genuine care for
2 Timothy 1:6-7 In the beginning of the Apostle Paul’s second letter to Timothy, he calls Timothy to “guard the good deposit entrusted to him.” In the opening of this exhortation, Paul writes Timothy to “fan into flame the gift of God.” This exhortation is just as important for us
We often think of Jesus as Lord and Savior, as mediator, friend, or any number of other titles we see in The Scriptures. However, it’s not very often that we consider Him as our Priest, but He is called exactly this in the text we’ll be studying from the epistle
Mark 4:35-41 It’s easy to think of Jesus simply as a loving Savior or a friend who cares, and while He is those things, He’s also much more. Tonight we’ll take a look at Jesus as a mighty, powerful God who is in control of everything.
