Good morning and welcome to our second Sunday morning service. On Sundays we have two services.

The first service we devote to Bible prophecy and we have our weekly Bible prophecy update

that is live streamed at 9 a.m. on Sunday mornings and now at 11.15 a.m. we have the second service,

which is our study through God's Word.

And today we are in First Timothy.

We're going chapter by chapter, verse by verse.

And today's text is going to be chapter 6, verses 11 through 16.

We'd invite you there online to turn there at this time.

And as you do, just by way of a reminder, we want to let you know that our

website, our new site at jd.farag.org, is almost up and running. We're really excited to see what

the Lord's going to do with this. If you haven't already, we'd encourage you to go to jdpharog.org.

There will be a link in the description on this video. You can click on that link, go to J.D.Farag.org. There will be a link in the description on this video. You can

click on that link, go to the site, enter your email address. That way you can be notified

of every post that we post on this new site. So if you haven't already, we certainly encourage

you to do that. All right, First Timothy

chapter 6. For those that are here, I'll ask you to stand. You can follow along as I read. If not,

where you're seated is fine. We're going to pick it up in verse 11. We finished two and through

verse 10 last week, and the Apostle Paul is writing to a young

pastor by the name of Timothy. He's in, at this time, the city of Ephesus. And so he writes

verse 11, but you, man of God, flee from all this. All what? Well, in the previous verses, he's talking about

the man of greed. And here he's talking to Timothy as the man of God. Flee all of those things.

And instead pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, endurance, and gentleness.

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