First Christian Church of Brazil Indiana Sermons

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

Are you stuck, overwhelmed, or feel like life just swallowed you whole? You're not alone—and you're not without hope. In this powerful message, we dive deep into Jonah 2, where a prophet trapped inside a big fish learns to pray, praise, and trust even in the darkest place.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

Are you running from God's will without even realizing it?In this powerful first message from our new series on Jonah, we dive into Jonah 1 and uncover what happens when you run from God's call, rationalize sin, and choose comfort over obedience.Discover: ✅ How Jonah's downward spiral mirrors ours when we ignore God ✅ Why delayed obedience is still disobedience ✅ How storms in life are sometimes sent by God — not the devil ✅ The dangers of becoming spiritually complacent ✅ Why the main character of Jonah's story isn't Jonah — it's GOD, the One who speaks, calls, and savesIf you feel stuck, distant from God, or trapped in a storm, this message is for YOU.

Over 2 billion people declare Jesus is alive, but what does that actually mean for you? In this raw and powerful Easter message, we unpack John 20, explore why the women were first, why the disciples were afraid, and how Jesus speaks peace into our fear — even when the doors are locked and the doubts are deep.From “Doubting Thomas” to Resurrection Power, we'll challenge what you believe, address your fears, and show why Christianity rises and falls on one event: the bodily resurrection of Jesus.Why were the wounds so important?Why do good things distract us from God things?Why it's not blind faith — but undeniable evidence.Why you're not crazy for believing… but maybe crazy if you don't.Whether you're struggling with belief, skepticism, or fear — this message will hit you right where you live.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

Are you feeling hated, alone, or spiritually disconnected? Jesus said it would happen… but He also said you wouldn't face it alone. In this powerful message, we dive into the Final Discourse of Jesus (John 14–16) and uncover what He really meant when He said the world would reject you—and how that ties into the most overlooked power in your life: the Holy Spirit.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

Are you really connected to Jesus, or just faking it?

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

Jesus' words hold incredible power—offering hope, direction, and deep spiritual truths. In this video, we explore the red-letter teachings of Jesus, focusing on His invitations, His questions, and His promise to be with us through life's struggles. From John 14, we learn how Jesus reassures His followers, even in the face of uncertainty and pain. He doesn't promise a trouble-free life, but He does offer us His presence, His guidance, and an eternal home. Discover how Jesus' words challenge us to trust, focus, and walk in faith, no matter the circumstances. Stay with us as we dive into what Jesus Said—and why it still matters today!

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

Church hurt is a deep and painful experience that can leave emotional and spiritual scars. Whether it's feeling taken advantage of, facing gossip and isolation, or being disillusioned by leadership scandals, many have experienced wounds within the church. This video explores the reality of church hurt, how it affects our faith, and what the Bible says about healing and reconciliation. We'll also discuss the difference between true church hurt and healthy accountability, as well as the enemy's tactics in dividing believers. Most importantly, we'll discover why the church, despite its flaws, remains God's plan for spiritual growth. If you've ever struggled with church hurt, this message is for you.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

Many people walk away from Christianity due to harmful experiences or misconceptions about what it truly represents. This video explores how faith can be misrepresented, leading to oppression rather than freedom. We take a deep dive into the Bible's stance on issues like racism, gender equality, and economic justice—challenging both critics and believers to rethink their perspectives. Paul himself confronted toxic religious practices, advocating for grace over legalism. Christianity, at its core, is the most diverse, inclusive movement in history, bringing people of all backgrounds into unity. Let's rebuild faith on truth, not distortion.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

What does it truly mean to live a healthy and growth-filled life? In this video, we explore Jesus' teachings from Luke 22:37-40, where He highlights the two greatest commandments: loving God and loving others as we love ourselves. But how do we genuinely love ourselves? A key factor is setting healthy boundaries—creating space to care for ourselves so that we can love others more effectively. We'll dive into practical steps for establishing boundaries, understanding our worth, and embracing God's grace. If you want to experience spiritual and personal growth, this message is for you!

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

In today's culture, conversations about gender identity are more prevalent than ever. This video explores the topic of transgender identity from a Christian perspective, contrasting secular narratives with biblical truth. It delves into key questions about gender dysphoria, biological sex, and what it means to be created in God's image. With a focus on empathy and theological depth, the discussion aims to equip believers to engage in these conversations with both grace and truth. Ultimately, this video seeks to offer hope and guidance for those wrestling with their identity and faith, reminding them of God's love and purpose for their lives.

In today's world, our choices shape who we become. This video explores the powerful question: Who am I becoming by what I'm doing? As followers of Jesus, we face constant cultural influences that challenge our faith. How do we stay true to our beliefs while navigating modern life? Join us as we discuss the impact of discipleship, the struggle of faith in today's culture, and how to align our daily actions with our spiritual journey. Whether you're new to faith or have been a believer for years, this message will challenge and encourage you. Watch now and reflect on your path!

In this inspiring message, the speaker uses a lighthearted football discussion to explore themes of unity, faith, and fellowship. While people may be divided over their favorite teams, the message reminds us of a deeper connection that transcends worldly divisions. Through humor and insight, this talk encourages viewers to focus on what truly matters. Whether you're a football fan or not, this video offers a fresh perspective on togetherness and purpose. Watch until the end for a thought-provoking reflection on faith and community!

In this inspiring sermon, we dive into the powerful truth found in Genesis: that God created each of us in His own image. You are not here by accident—God intentionally designed you with purpose, value, and love. Through engaging illustrations and deep biblical insights, this message will help you understand your divine identity and embrace the calling God has placed on your life. If you've ever wondered about your worth or why you were created, this sermon will uplift and encourage you. Watch now and be reminded that you are God's masterpiece!Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

In this powerful sermon, we explore what it means to have an unshaken, rock-solid faith—even in the face of life's challenges. Through personal experiences and biblical wisdom, you'll discover how to remain steadfast, trust God's plan, and navigate difficult seasons with confidence. Whether you're facing uncertainty, grief, or trials, this message will inspire you to stand firm on the unmovable foundation of Christ. Don't miss this opportunity to strengthen your faith and find true stability in God's promises. Watch now and be encouraged!

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

Have you ever felt distant from God or wondered why your heart feels cold toward Him? This sermon dives deep into the difference between worldly sorrow and godly sorrow, exploring how one leads to regret and spiritual death, while the other leads to repentance, salvation, and life-changing transformation. With practical insights and biblical truths, you'll learn how to examine your heart, break free from shame, and embrace God's forgiveness. Discover the habits that align your heart with God's will, so you can live a life full of purpose and connection to Him.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

In this inspiring sermon, we explore the transformative practice of slowing down to connect deeply with God. Drawing from the example of Jesus, who consistently paused to pray and hear from Heaven, this message challenges us to examine our own hurried lives. Are we so busy pouring out that we forget to fill up? Discover practical steps to embrace solitude, silence, and stillness, and learn why intimacy with God requires intentionality. If your mind won't stop racing and your heart feels heavy, this message is for you.

Do you ever feel like the pursuit of "more" leaves you empty and overwhelmed? In this thought-provoking sermon, we explore the powerful question: Is more always better? Drawing inspiration from Acts 27, where Paul lightened a ship to survive, and the teachings of Jesus, this message unveils the life-changing habit of simplifying.Learn how to declutter your heart and life to focus on what truly matters. Discover the joy and peace that come from saying, "I have enough," because when you have Jesus, you already have everything. Don't miss this practical and spiritual guide to creating more space for purpose, peace, and fulfillment in your life.

Have you ever wondered why certain habits or patterns seem impossible to change? This sermon dives into the profound truth of Jeremiah 17:9: "The human heart is the most deceitful of all things." Through biblical examples like King David's self-deception, practical insights into cognitive biases, and the power of self-examination, you'll discover how to uncover hidden issues, confront sin, and allow God to renew your heart. Learn three warning signs of self-deception, the dangers of rationalizing and defensiveness, and how to adopt the life-changing habit of seeking God's guidance. Join us for this transformative message that will inspire you to let God lead your heart in the way everlasting.

Journey with us to Bethlehem and uncover the profound lessons within the Christmas story. This sermon delves into the unexpected moments of shepherds, Mary, and the Savior's birth, showing how God's presence transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. Discover how to treasure God's faithfulness in the past, find peace in life's chaos, and trust His purpose for the future.Whether you're feeling lost, overwhelmed, or seeking meaning, this message will inspire you to pause, reflect, and experience the life-changing truth that God is with us—right here, right now.

What if one moment of surrender could change everything? Dive into the powerful story of Mary, a young girl from an unlikely place, chosen to bring the Savior into the world. In this sermon, explore the profound truth that surrender isn't about giving up—it's about letting go and trusting God. Learn how Mary's faith and courage reveal that surrender is not a one-time event but a series of daily decisions. Be inspired to embrace your own "holy moments" of surrender, no matter how small or daunting, and discover what God can do through your obedience.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

1. "One Moment of Obedience: A Journey of Faith"Description: Explore how Joseph's immediate obedience to God's calling, even without full understanding, set the stage for the greatest story ever told. Learn how one moment of faith can have eternal impact.2. "When Obedience Costs Everything"Description: Discover the courage of Joseph, a righteous man, who faced opposition and uncertainty yet chose to trust and obey. This sermon reveals how significant acts of obedience often come with challenges but lead to divine blessings.3. "The Power of Prompted Action"Description: Have you ever felt a nudge to act? This sermon unpacks how Joseph's response to God's promptings reminds us of the life-changing power of saying "yes" in the moment, even without all the details.4. "The Unexpected Path to Holiness"Description: Dive into the life of Joseph, who found his lowest moments to be his holiest. This message shows how God uses uncertainty and obedience to write extraordinary stories.5. "Life Measured in Moments: Lessons from Christmas Obedience"Description: Life isn't counted by years but by moments that define us. Reflect on Joseph's journey and learn how small, faithful steps of obedience can lead to God's greatest plans for your life.

Dive into the transformative journey of Paul, a man who realized he had been fighting the wrong battle. Learn how Jesus redirected his life toward a better fight—a fight fueled by love, grace, and eternal value. This message challenges you to reflect on what you're fighting for and reminds you of the unshakable truth of your worth in God.

This week's FCC Talk dives into surprising and thought-provoking stories shaping the modern church. From a UK church blending sermons with wrestling to drive attendance, to T.D. Jakes' recent health scare and its implications for ministry leaders, we explore the balance between unconventional outreach and spiritual integrity. Plus, hear how members of Newsboys are addressing deconstruction in Christian music with empathy and faith. Join us as we tackle these compelling questions of faith, leadership, and creativity.Body Slams and Baptisms: This UK Church Mixes Sermons With Wrestling So More People Show Up https://relevantmagazine.com/culture/body-slams-and-baptisms-this-uk-church-mixes-sermons-with-wrestling-so-more-people-show-up/T.D. Jakes Recovering after Health Scare during Powerful Sunday Sermon https://churchleaders.com/news/501287-t-d-jakes-health-scare-preaching-stable.htmlNewsboys Members Speak Out on Deconstruction in Christian Music https://churchleaders.com/news/501203-start-with-the-foundation-members-of-the-newsboys-discuss-the-reality-of-deconstruction-in-christian-music.html

Are you living under the right influence? Dive into an inspiring message that explores the Apostle Paul's powerful words as he faced the end of his life: “I have finished the race” (2 Timothy 4:7). This sermon challenges us to reflect on the voices shaping our decisions and equips us with three key principles to finish strong:Disconnect from Negative Influences: Learn how to identify and avoid toxic relationships that drain your faith and character.Connect with Positive Examples: Discover the transformative power of godly mentors and role models.Anchor Yourself in God's Word: Find lasting wisdom and strength through the truth of Scripture.With vivid biblical insights and practical applications, this message will inspire you to evaluate your inner circle, embrace Christlike influence, and allow God's Word to guide every step of your journey. Let Jesus be the greatest influence in your life, shaping you into a force for good in the world.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

What does it take to live like a spiritual Hall of Famer? In this inspiring sermon, discover the keys to a life that reflects total commitment, unwavering integrity, and a deep focus on what truly matters. Drawing from 2 Timothy 2 and other powerful scriptures, this message challenges us to:Hold ourselves to a higher standard — living with passion, patience, and personal accountability.Put people first — recognizing that the gospel is about serving others above ourselves.Stay focused on what truly matters — avoiding distractions and choosing soul-winning over trivial arguments.If you're ready to live a life of eternal significance, this message is for you. Learn how to leave a lasting legacy for Christ and inspire others to do the same.

Join FCC Talk as hosts Jon Rhoades and C.J. Muston dive into three pressing topics affecting Christians today. Starting with insights from YouTuber Allen Parr, they discuss how to maintain humility and unity after divisive election results, emphasizing that our trust should ultimately rest in God rather than political figures. The conversation then shifts to challenges facing Gateway Church amid controversy, where John and C.J. examine the importance of transparency, particularly in times of crisis, and the need for integrity within church leadership. Finally, they tackle a heartfelt question from The Ramsey Show about family and inheritance, exploring the balance between guiding loved ones and respecting their autonomy. Watch as John and C.J. share thoughtful perspectives on building relationships, trust, and faith within communities and families alike.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

In a world weighed down by fear and anxiety, wouldn't it be wonderful to live with peace and courage instead? This sermon explores how, through faith, we can shed the burdens of fear, shame, and regret. Drawing from 2 Timothy, we'll reflect on Paul's advice to Timothy about holding onto a spirit of power, love, and self-control. Just as Paul faced hardships, he encouraged his followers to stay resilient and focused on God's purpose. Through vivid stories of faith, including personal testimonies, this message will inspire us to live boldly for Christ, embracing His gift of courage, freedom from shame, and a life without regrets. Join us as we explore what it means to guard the faith and walk confidently, assured of God's guidance every step of the way.

In 1 Timothy 6, Paul instructs us on the believer's attitude toward work, wealth, and generosity. This week, we explore three key actions from this passage that shape a life of integrity and purpose.Work with Integrity – Paul addresses the importance of treating those we work for with respect, regardless of the conditions. He reminds us that by working with integrity, we glorify God and embody His values.Manage Money with Contentment – Contentment doesn't come naturally, especially in a world that glorifies wealth. Paul cautions that the love of money leads to ruin and encourages us to find fulfillment in godliness and simplicity, trusting that God provides what we truly need.Leave a Legacy of Generosity – Paul's final exhortation is to be rich in good works, ready to share, and to invest in eternal treasures. Generosity isn't just about wealth; it's about stretching our souls and giving for the joy it brings, the good it does for others, and the glory it brings to God.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

In "The Apprentice: What Great Leaders Do," we explore Paul's guidance to Timothy, a young leader overseeing the church in Ephesus. At the heart of this passage, we see three essential principles for leaders rooted in godly wisdom. First, the Principle of Responsibility, where leaders are called to take responsibility for others, especially the vulnerable, modeling Christ's care by honoring and supporting those around them. Second, the Principle of Accountability, reminding us that true leadership doesn't shy away from being held to high standards, recognizing that integrity and correction are vital for growth and community health. Finally, the Principle of Inevitability cautions us that our actions—good or bad—will eventually be brought to light, encouraging us to build our lives on a foundation of faith and godliness.These timeless principles not only shaped Timothy's leadership but offer us insights today: a godly leader embraces the call to serve, remains accountable, and lives transparently. Join us as we learn what it means to lead well in our families, communities, and churches, trusting that, in the end, our foundation will reveal itself.

In this teaching video, we dive into 1 Timothy 4, where Paul mentors his young apprentice Timothy on the importance of staying faithful amidst the pressures of life. Entitled "The Apprentice: On the Job Training," the message reflects on how Christians can avoid losing focus and remain grounded in their faith, despite the many distractions and false teachings in the world today.Paul reminds us that godliness takes practice—it's not something we "try" but something we "train" for. The discussion explores four key areas of focus for growth: setting a godly example, staying immersed in God's Word, using our God-given gifts, and maintaining focus on our spiritual walk. Through scripture, such as 1 Timothy 4:7-16, and wisdom from figures like C.S. Lewis and Albert Schweitzer, this video emphasizes that faith is not just knowledge—it's lived out in our daily actions and commitment to Jesus Christ.Join us as we explore how to be apprentices of Christ in a world that pulls us away from His truth. Learn how to train for godliness and live a life that reflects the love, faith, and purity we are called to.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

In Dan Stribling's sermon, "How Do We Live?", he reflects on 1 Timothy Chapter 3, where Paul describes the qualifications for church elders and deacons. Initially hesitant about preaching on such a seemingly procedural topic, Stribling finds deep significance in the chapter, likening it to a “supporting structure” that upholds the church community. He uses architectural metaphors to describe the church as a “pillar and buttress of the truth,” emphasizing that the church's role is to uphold and support God's truth. The sermon compares this foundation to organizing and renewing a household, drawing a parallel to Extreme Makeover: Church Edition, highlighting the need for spiritual upkeep and renewal.Stribling breaks down each qualification for elders and deacons, explaining them as qualities everyone should strive for—such as integrity, faithfulness, sobriety, gentleness, and humility—traits that reflect the character of Christ. He underscores that these standards not only apply to church leaders but serve as a spiritual benchmark for all believers, illustrating that church leadership begins at home, in personal conduct, and in one's family life. The sermon closes with a call for believers to maintain a clear conscience and strong faith, upholding the "mystery of godliness," with an invitation to live as “supporting structures” within the church. Through humility and consistent obedience to God, Stribling urges his congregation to embody the qualities Paul advocates, fostering a church that serves as a steadfast foundation for the truth.

In this episode, we dive into three powerful stories highlighting faith in action. First, we discuss Texans on Mission (TXM), a group of dedicated volunteers responding to the devastating impacts of Hurricanes Francine, Helene, and Milton. TXM Disaster Relief Director David Wells shares how these volunteers bring hope and God's love to the hardest-hit areas, and why he believes everyone has a role to play in the recovery process.Next, we cover the recent headlines around Russell Brand's unconventional approach to baptisms. Brand faced criticism for baptizing someone in his underwear, but his lighthearted and dedicated response sparked a broader conversation about public perception and modesty in ministry. How should Christians respond to criticism, and what lessons can we learn from Brand's unique take on spiritual transformation?Finally, we explore Pastor Rick Warren's bold message at the Lausanne 4 conference. Warren calls for Christians to "re-evangelize" the Church and reignite a spirit of unity and collaboration, reminding believers of the urgent need to fulfill the Great Commission. We discuss the challenges facing the modern church and why Warren believes we must reconnect with the spirit of the early church to move forward.Join us as we unpack these topics, reflecting on what it means to live out faith authentically in today's world!

1 Timothy 2:1-15 What is your Passion? Four Passions 1. Passion for Prayer1 Timothy 2:1-2 Pray for our leaders. Pray for all people/everyone. Prayer as our first priority helps us remember who is really in charge. 2. Passion for the Lost 1 Timothy 2:3-4 2 Peter 3:9God has a passion for lost people. 1 Timothy 2:5-7 3. Passion for unity1 Timothy 2:8 The church in Ephesus was struggling with division.Matthew 5:23-24 John Wesley said, "Though we cannot think alike may we not love alike?" 4. A Passion for Character1 Timothy 1:9-14 Paul emphasizes Modesty, Self Control and Good Works.1 Timothy 2:11 “Quiet” = does not mean complete silence, The fact that Paul was commanding women to learn — to become disciples was countercultural. 1 Timothy 2:12-15