A message from the series "The Apprentice." (1 Timothy 6:6-18)
We live in a world that constantly encourages us to want more. More money, more possessions, more security. But does having more actually give us what we're looking for?
In 1 Timothy 6, Paul challenges us to consider not simply how much money we have, but the place it holds in our hearts and the influence it has over our decisions.
As we conclude our series in 1 Timothy, Iain explores Paul's warning about the love of money and his invitation to reconsider what it means to have enough.
What might change if we allowed our pursuit of God to shape how we view and use money, rather than the other way around?
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(Romans 12:9-21)
Relationships can be hard at times, rather than being life-giving they can begin to throw out sparks. Yet they are essential for who we are as people. So how are we meant to make sure our relationships operate well?
Paul challenges us in Romans 12 to stop sowing fake love to people and instead, begin truly loving them. He then unpacks what that looks like, including when people don't respond in the same way back.
Relationships are such a huge part of life - We have friendships, family relationships, work colleagues, teammates.... the list goes on.
When they work well these relationships are life-giving and encouraging. Yet sometimes, these same relationships can start to cause friction. What are we meant to do when sparks begin to fly?