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Today’s study is our last one in 1st Timothy, and we discuss the charge Paul gave Timothy to instruct the rich not to be high‑minded or trust in uncertain riches. We should rather trust in God who gives us all things richly to enjoy. He stressed our need to do good, be generous, distribute to those in need, and communicate our blessings, which lays a foundation for eternal life. We should also keep what is committed to us, avoiding profane and vain babblings, while rejecting false knowledge, because some have erred from the faith over these things. We believe this si a wonderful finish to a wonderful book… come study God’s Word with us!

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In today’s episode, we discuss Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5:25-32, beginning with how reconciliation is an urgent thing because unresolved anger leads to divine judgment. Then we tackled the topic of adultery which took us to lust and the sin of coveting. We then move on to the topic of divorce, emphasizing that God hates “the putting away,” of divorce because it results in adultery. We stress God’s original design for marriage and the seriousness of breaking covenant vows. Every person needs to tune in to study God’s Word with us today, so, come on!

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In today’s episode, we discuss how Paul encouraged all believers to “fight the good fight of faith” and to “lay hold on eternal life.” Paul emphasized that this struggle is spiritual, because it is to preserve the faith. Timothy is charged “in the sight of God” to keep his confession “without spot, unrebukeable” until Christ’s appearing. Paul then Jesus as the only Potentate and the King of kings. He is the one alone who possesses immortality, dwelling in unapproachable light, worthy of all honor and power… we invite you to come study God’s Word with us today!

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In today’s episode, we ask the question: Do you love money, or do you have faith?Paul didn’t warn about possessing wealth, but he did warn against desiring to be rich. He rebuked people who chase after riches, those guilty of having the “love of money.” These desires lead to “temptation, snares, and foolish and hurtful lusts. These are the things that drown men “in destruction and perdition.” Loving money causes believers to “err from the faith” and “pierce themselves through with many sorrows,” while true men of God must flee these dangers and pursue righteousness. Come study God’s Word with us today!

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In today’s episode, we talk about Paul’s warning that anyone who “teaches otherwise” and rejects wholesome, Christ‑given doctrine is a false teacher. False teachers are known by pride, ignorance, sly questions, strife, envy, railings, and corrupt thinking. Such men are destitute of the truth, driven by covetousness, and they also must be avoided. Paul contrasted their greed with true gain which is godliness with contentment. We brought nothing into this world and we won’t be taking anything out. Believers should be content with food and raiment. We invite you to come study God’s Word with us today!

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Today’s Q&A has several powerful questions that we try our best to provide the best biblical answers possible, and these questions include: what happened at Gilgal in Amos and Hosea; whether the UFO phenomenon connects to the end‑times deception; whether Scripture teaches eternal conscious torment; what Jude meant when he spoke of “earnestly contend for the faith”; whether calling Jesus simply “Jesus” minimizes His title after the resurrection; and the youth’s question for the month concerns a Christian student, and how he should respond to an atheist teacher’s hostility toward his faith, and Christianity in general. We invite you to come study God’s Word with us today!

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In this episode, we discuss why Paul told Timothy to “use a little wine,” and that leads us to talk about water quality, medicinal use, Greek wordings, and Timothy’s stomach issues or anxieties. Paul then explains in vv. 24-25 how elders whose sins or good works become manifest, and some of them are open beforehand, and others later at the judgment. Entering chapter 6, Paul addressed servants or slaves who were under the yoke, urging them to honor their masters to avoid blaspheming God. He also instructed believing servants not to despise believing masters. This is an episode you don’t want to miss, so come study God’s Word with us today!

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In today’s episode, we go over how Paul taught that elders who labor in doctrine deserve honor and material support, citing “not muzzling the ox…” because “the laborer is worthy of his reward.” Paul also warned us against receiving accusations without witnesses and commands public rebuke of elders who sin, so others may fear. He cautioned Timothy not to lay hands on any man suddenly, and much more. We encourage you to come study God’s Word with us today!