This text continues to provide churches with the proper biblical qualifications for the office of overseer. These qualifications are important because they strengthen the church and exemplify the faith to the members. Outline I. The Overseer’s Desire (v.1) II. The Overseer’s Godly Character (vv. 2-3) III. The Overseer’s Relationship with Others (vv. 4-7)
This passage provides churches with biblical qualifications for church elders. These qualifications focus on the man’s character as an example to the entire congregation for mature Christian living.
God contrasts the life of the proud person with the life of the righteous. The righteous man’s faith in God functions as an anchor for his life even in the midst of the trials.
This passage introduces us to the nature and qualifications of the office of elder. This is important because a biblical eldership is vital to every Christian’s spiritual growth and maturity.
This passage points women in the church towards a gospel-centered heart that leads to gospel-centered behavior.
This passage points women in the church towards a gospel-centered heart that leads to gospel-centered behavior.
This passage teaches believers that healthy churches consist of holy men who are committed to the spiritual discipline of prayer.
Outline I. The Participants in the Glorious Victory A. A Godly Leader B. A Repentant People C. A Miracle Working God II. A Tribute to God’s Faithfulness: Ebenezer A. A reminder of God’s faithfulness B. A reminder of God’s provision for our everyday strength […]
A believer’s response to God when He answer their cries.
Summary Paul gives us two implication of being justified by faith, so that we can have security in this world as we wait for Christ’s return. Outline I. The Believer has Reconciliation with God (vv. 1-2a) II. The Believer has confidence (vv. 2b-5) A. Confidence Upon the Hope of Glory (v. 2b) B. Confidence Amidst […]