As we explore Paul and Timothy's relationship, we see that Paul addresses how/what he taught (doctrine) and his manner of living, as key components of an intimate ministry relationship.

We look at the pictures in the table of shewbread and its pointing to Christ and provision for ministry.

We look at the construct, position and purpose of the brazen laver which points to our preparedness for ministry; we must minister with clean hands and feet.

The Children of Israel, for a third time, lack faith for provision. Their sin escalating to doubting God's presence. The Lord instructs Moses in ministry leadership through provision.

Within the context of our series on Victory, we look at how Moses encounter with the burning bush on Mount Horeb impacts his ministry going forward.

We look to see how Moses ministered unto the daughters of the priest of Midian, but he was left alone and didn't receive blessing immediately. We all must minister for the right reasons.

We look at John 20, where Jesus charges his disciples to remit/retain sins and the applicability of that concept to us in the church age.

Jesus is thronged with people but understands that someone touched him and his power flowed. We look at what virtue is and what is the catalyst for power in our lives.

Paul charges Timothy with a concise summary of the who, what, why, when, where and how of ministry. It is a bit of a recap of the entire book really.

Paul challenges Timothy to five ACTIONS in order to be a better minister. These actions are key to growing as a minister of Jesus Christ

We examine Paul's first and often overlooked qualification of a minister....desire to work

Understanding the Law and the Gospel

Understanding the Law and the Gospel