1 Timothy 5:19 - 6:19

1 TimothySteve Gregg
This talk delves into 1 Timothy 5:19-6:19, discussing the responsibility of church elders, the role of servants and masters, and the dangers of seeking riches. Steve Gregg emphasizes the importance of confronting sin in the church and treating slaves justly, while cautioning against the love of money. He encourages contentment in one's circumstances, and reminds listeners that godliness is the true gain.
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