This week Pastor Joel Webbon teaches on 1 Timothy 6:6-8. His focus was on the need for godly contentment, especially in this uncertain hour.
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This week Pastor Joel Webbon teaches on 1 Timothy 6:6-8. His focus was on the need for godly contentment, especially in this uncertain hour.
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Guarding Against the Love of Money
This week Pastor Joel Webbon teaches on 1 Timothy 6:9-10. His focus was on the dangerous perils of the love of money, and its three-step, lethal process: 1) Desire, 2) Deception, and 3) Destruction.
Riches In God
Only a proper perspective on death will provide a true perspective on life. Living in light of our death motivates us to lay up treasures in heaven by willingly laying down treasures here on earth.
One Treasure, One Master
This week Paul Pitts III from Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, CA teaches on Romans Matthew 6:19-24. His focus was on storing up for ourselves treasures in heaven “where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal”, rather than the fleeting treasures of this earth.
Friendship with Non-Christians
Right off the bat is important to note that we are called to be IN the world just not OF the world. Put another way, we should engage culture through one, spreading of the gospel of Jesus Christ and two, loving one’s neighbor(s). However, we must but not be consumed, enthralled, negatively influenced, or in love with the culture. I …
Do Not Love The World
Jesus clearly commands us to love our neighbor, which includes loving unbelievers. However, Jesus also commands us not to love the world. So, how can we love our neighbor and not love the world at the same time?
The Commandment to Discern
This week Pastor Joel Webbon teaches on 1 John 4:1-6.This week his focus was on the need for discernment, the basis discernment, and the fruit of discernment.
Beholding The Fatherly Love of God
This week Pastor Joel teaches on 1 John 3:1. His focus was on the importance of both seeing and receiving the fatherly love of God, and how God’s fatherly love sets us apart from the rest of the world.