After Junior Sidebottom read today's text, we dove right in these three main thoughts.

1. We should be praying for all people to repent and be saved.
2. God is sovereign which means He answers to no one, He depends on no one and no one can stop Him from accomplishing whatever He chooses to do.
3. We must let the context of the Bible interpret the meaning of the Bible.

We answer many questions today so I encourage you to listen to this and evaluate this message according to God's Word.

Today's passage showed the contrast between the false teachers and the apostle Paul. We need to focus on God's Word so we will recognize what is truth and what is not.

Paul told Timothy to stay in Ephesus and protect the church from false teaching. He wanted to make sure that the church was hearing sound doctrine on a regular basis. We should also be very protective of our churches and not allow false doctrines to come into the church.

Today, we saw the importance of trusting God and moving forward with Him. Too often, we are tempted to look back at the way things were and not see what God is doing now. Let us trust Him. It's time to be strong, to work and to not fear.

Today's message will test your current walk with God. You may discover that you have lost your focus and now you are going through a time of stress and disappointment. If you live according to God's Word, you can be "stirred" and He will be pleased.

The death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ accomplished that which would be impossible for man to accomplish. Our salvation. Jesus played the role of a mediator between God and man. Listen to today's message and see how this process worked.

Today's service focused on the need to teach our children about God's incredible works.

Before the message, Chris Godbey read from Matthew 16 where Simon Peter answered Jesus' question correctly but then as we looked at three passages in the book of Mark, we saw the disciples getting into trouble over and over. We must answer these three questions on a regular basis.