The Gospel Church

Today is our concluding message in our series, “A Godly Life,” through 1 Timothy. A godly life requires effort, not earning, and today’s passage shows us what shape that effort takes.

In this series, “A Godly Life,” Pastor Cole has described a godly life as equal parts doctrinal, moral, and relational. In the final three chapters of this New Testament letter, we’re looking at each theme, one chapter at a time. Chapter 6 includes moral integrity themes.

In this series, “A Godly Life,” Pastor Cole has described a godly life as equal parts doctrinal, moral, and relational. In the final three chapters of this New Testament letter, we’re looking at each theme, one chapter at a time. Chapter 6 includes moral integrity themes.

Part 3 of the relational integrity theme we find in chapter 5 of 1 Timothy deals with how we relate to the leaders of the church. In this series, “A Godly Life,” Pastor Cole has described a godly life as equal parts doctrinal, moral, and relational. In the final three chapters of this New Testament letter, we’re looking at each theme, one chapter at a time.

Part 2 of the relational integrity theme we find in chapter 5 of 1 Timothy deals with how we relate to the vulnerable. In this series, “A Godly Life,” Pastor Cole has described a godly life as equal parts doctrinal, moral, and relational. In the final three chapters of this New Testament letter, we’re looking at each theme, one chapter at a time.

Today is Part 1 of the relational integrity theme we find in chapter 5 of 1 Timothy. In this series, “A Godly Life,” Pastor Cole has described a godly life as equal parts doctrinal, moral, and relational. In the final three chapters of this New Testament letter, we’re looking at each theme, one chapter at a time.

Today is Part 2 of the doctrinal integrity theme we find in chapter 4 of 1 Timothy. In this series, “A Godly Life,” Pastor Cole has described a godly life as equal parts doctrinal, moral, and relational. In the final three chapters of this New Testament letter, we’re looking at each theme, one chapter at a time.

In our 1 Timothy series, “A Godly Life,” Pastor Cole has described a godly life as equal parts doctrinal, moral, and relational integrity. In the final three chapters of this New Testament letter, we’ll look at each theme, one chapter at a time. The theme of chapter 4 is doctrinal integrity

In today’s message from 1 Timothy, Pastor Cole will show what the church is and who Jesus is for the church.

In today’s message from 1 Timothy, we look at who deacons are and what deacons do.

In today’s message from 1 Timothy, we look at how vital the office of elder is to the church, and who qualifies to fill it.

The main work of the Christian life is to abide, or remain, in Christ. But what does that mean? Abiding begins with a glimpse of Jesus, is done by a series of intentional choices, and is propelled by faith.

In today’s message from 1 Timothy, we consider how the gospel helps us navigate difficulties pertaining to gender and culture.

In today’s 1 Timothy message, we have a centerpiece of gospel doctrine that serves as a hub for what we’re told to do in the passage.

We’re in a 1 Timothy series called “A Godly Life.” In today’s passage, we see both the commonality of our sinfulness and the completeness of our Savior.

Today we begin a study of 1 Timothy called “A Godly Life.” In this introductory message, Pastor Cole gives us a sense of what godliness is, how we pursue it, and why it matters.

Christ is risen! This Easter morning, the sermon takes us to Matthew 28, to how Jesus’ followers responded to his resurrection.

On Palm Sunday, we see the palm branches but miss the stones. In this message, Pastor Cole takes us through a parable Jesus told during his last week that shows us what was on his mind and in his heart as he made his way to his cross.

Pastor Tanner unpacks the analogy of the father and son as seen in the book of Hosea, particularly focusing on chapter 11.

Pastor Tanner unpacks the analogy of the Bridegroom and the Bride found in Hosea.

In today’s concluding message from our Esther series, we’ll see how God shows up in a book in which He is never named.

In today’s message from Esther, we’ll see in the person of Haman how evil is ultimately defeated and destroyed.

We’re in a series called, “The Gospel According to Esther.” Although God is never directly spoken of in Esther’s pages, God’s work in and for his people is apparent. In today’s message, Pastor Cole will show us how God uses crises and conflicts to interrupt our compromises and complacencies, so that we can live into our identity as his people.

This is the first sermon in a new four-part series: “The Gospel According to Esther.” God is never directly spoken of in Esther’s pages, yet Esther’s story has something to teach us about the strength of God’s enduring faithfulness to us.

Pastor Tanner unpacks Jesus’ humble act of washing the disciples’ feet in John 13. The text confronts us with the depth and beauty of Jesus’ love, and a command that is only possible through his redemption.