In this message from 1 Timothy 4, Pastor Robbie highlights Paul’s charge to Timothy to be a “good servant of Christ Jesus.” Paul warns that some will drift from the faith, encourages Timothy to stay rooted in sound doctrine, and calls believers to discipline themselves for godliness.

Key themes:
- God speaks to His people through His Word and by His Spirit.
- Drifting from the faith often happens slowly when we ignore our conscience and God’s conviction.
- Pastors and believers must be nourished in sound doctrine before they can help others.
- Bodily discipline has value, but godliness has eternal value.
- Growing in godliness requires a plan, partnership, perseverance, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.

Scripture to Read:

Main Scripture Passage
- 1 Timothy 4:1–16

Supporting Scripture Passage
- Romans 8:11

Application Scripture Passage
- Galatians 6:9

Questions to consider:
- Where might I be drifting spiritually or ignoring the conviction of the Holy Spirit?
- What is my plan for growing in godliness this month or this year?
- Who is helping sharpen me and push me toward Christ?
- Am I relying on my own strength or the power of the Holy Spirit to grow?

In this message from 1 Timothy 3, Pastor Robbie explains Paul’s instructions for leadership in the church, focusing on elders and deacons. Healthy church leadership is not about status, power, or popularity, but about character, servanthood, spiritual maturity, and faithfulness to God’s Word.

Key themes:
- The church is to function according to God’s design, with qualified leaders serving and protecting the body.
- Elders and deacons are called to lead through character, humility, sacrifice, and service.
- Leadership in the church is not a platform for status, but a responsibility before God.
- The church is the household of God, the church of the living God, and the pillar of truth.
- Every believer is called to engage in the family of God, pursue maturity, and uphold the truth of Christ.

Scripture to Read:

Main Scripture Passage
- 1 Timothy 3:1–16

Supporting Scripture Passage
- Acts 14:21–23

Application Scripture Passage
- Mark 10:42–45

Questions to consider:
- Do I view church leadership as servanthood rather than status?
- Am I growing in the kind of character Paul describes in 1 Timothy 3?
- How am I actively engaging in the church as part of the household of God?

In this message from 1 Timothy 2, Pastor Robbie teaches on unity and order in the church. Paul instructs Timothy on how the church should function—beginning with prayer, especially for leaders and for all people to be saved, and then addressing the roles of men and women in the gathered church.

Key themes:
- The church should be marked first and foremost by prayer.
- Christians are called to pray for all people, including those in authority.
- Salvation is found in Christ alone, the one mediator between God and man.
- Men are called to lead in prayer with holy hands, free from anger and arguing.
- Women are called to godliness, modesty, good works, and to use their gifts within God’s design for order in the church.
- God’s design for church leadership is rooted not in culture, but in creation.

Scripture to Read:

Main Scripture Passage
- 1 Timothy 2:1–15

Supporting Scripture Passage
- 1 Corinthians 14:33–40

Application Scripture Passage
- Ephesians 6:10–18

Questions to consider:
- Is prayer truly a priority in my life and in our church?
- Do I pray for leaders and people I disagree with, or only complain about them?
- Am I using my gifts in a way that honors God’s order and builds up the church?