Sermons on 1 Timothy
Sermons
16In a world increasingly hostile to faith, the Bible is both shield and sword. Returning to Scripture builds the godliness that withstands every assault.
Wealth is not sinful but dangerous. The Christian response is neither greed nor false poverty but hope placed firmly in God, resulting in joyful generosity for gospel work.
KJ unpacks Paul's final charge to Timothy with four commands every Christian should know: flee sin, follow godliness, fight for the gospel, and fuse to eternal hope. Discover how to live a God-honouring life with the power of the King of Kings at your side.
Pride and greed quietly corrupt the gospel message. True contentment comes only when Christ becomes our treasure and earthly things lose their grip on our hearts.
How do we honour and protect those called to shepherd us? This sermon explores our responsibility to care for, correct, and carefully choose our pastors and elders.
God calls His church to treat one another as family, caring with both kindness and commitment for those genuinely in need, especially widows and vulnerable women.
Christian ministry stands on two pillars: a godly life and faithful teaching. When opposition comes, we rise above it by watching our character and clinging to biblical truth.
What does it take to be a good servant of Jesus in a culture that opposes the gospel? Tony explores how spiritual nourishment, godly training, and a living hope in Christ equip us for faithful ministry today.
True godliness is found not in rejecting God's good gifts but in receiving them with thanksgiving. Christians of all people should eat, drink and be merry because they know the good Father behind every gift.
Deacons hold one of the most Christ-like roles in the church. Their servant-hearted character and practical care for others reflect the heart of Jesus Himself.
Eldership is a noble calling that demands noble character. Scripture sets the bar high because those who lead God's flock must reflect Christ to a watching world.
What does the Bible say about men and women in church leadership? Exploring 1 Timothy 2, we discover God's design for complementary roles and how submission reflects the beauty of Christ's sacrificial love.
God's heart burns for all people to be saved. This truth should ignite big, generous prayers for neighbours, leaders, and nations, because today is the proper time to respond to the gospel.
Paul was a violent persecutor of Christians, yet Jesus saved him to serve, testify, and fight for the gospel. If God's grace reached Paul, it can reach anyone. Discover what it means to be saved not just from sin, but for a purpose.
How do we guard the gospel without getting distracted by side issues? Paul urges Timothy to protect the simple, life-saving message of Jesus in a church confused by speculation and false teaching.
The Bible is our sword for spiritual battle. Knowing scripture deeply and living it out in our families builds defences that cannot be overcome.