Stan & Josh discuss six essential elements of what it means to be a strong church as per Paul's letter to the Church at Ephesus in 1st Timothy. Discussion topics include:
- Strong churches guard the content and spread the Gospel.
- Strong churches have men who pray passionately for the lost.
- Strong churches have leadership pursuing godly lifestyles.
- Strong churches discern cultural stumbling blocks and stay strong in the Word.
- Strong churches function as a loving family and, together, they care for the needy of the community and care for the minister.
- Strong churches pursue godliness and righteousness, not wealth or notoriety.
References mentioned in this episode:
"The Westminster Pulpit" by G. Campbell Morgan
"The Westminster Pulpit" on Precept Austin
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