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Paul would not believe Christ and persecuted His followers. But God poured out His grace upon him and saved him...as an example of God's patient mercy in Christ.

We so often try to find contentment in the world. Here we find four means by which we might find contentment in Christ.

In this passage Paul gives us 3 exhortations, such that we might live in the light of eternity.

This passage warns us against the serious dangers of false teachers.

Paul's emotive ending to his letter gives us three vital truths for the local church if it is to remain faithful to the truth.

Instructions on how women are to live godly lives serving in the church.

We may not be slaves with earthly masters but this passage addresses our heart and our eagerness to serve others as an act of worship.

Three instructions for choosing Christ-honoring elders in the local church.

How do believers give 'double honour' to elders? To which elders should this be given? Why?

The Lord Jesus said, "Judge not!" What did He mean? And how does that relate to discipleship in the local church?

Teaching Scripture is a priority in the local church, which is the pillar and buttress of the truth. This passage tells us how such teaching should be done, whether in the home or from the pulpit.

Who is Christ? Why did He come? Do you know Him?

We are told how to relate to elders in the church in light of God's judgment - both with caution and courage depending on whether they are faithful in ministry.

Following Christ is a joyful slog! This passage commands us to persevere and gives us great reason to keep going.

What is the role of an overseer in the church? Why is it a noble task? How can you pray for your overseers?

We have here a list of seven qualifications or requirements for an elder in the local church. Such men are appointed by God to care for His treasured possession, the local church, and He gives us descriptions of what they should look like.