But, hopefully, Hopefully things will, be clear. let me have you, just for our time of study and the word, this morning, have you turn to, First Timothy chapter 3. 1 Timothy chapter 3. this morning, we are, going to continue, our December seminar.
Mr Sweet. OK. I was wearing broken glasses because I left mine at home. Anyway, our December seminar, the theme of it is, house to, to house, and, essentially what we're trying to do during the month of December is to focus on the strategic role that the household plays in the body life of the church.
this is a month where, we're just going to try to go a little further in figuring out how to do church, just the mechanics of it, and there's a number of things we could focus on. This is not an exhaustive series, on The church, but we're just focusing primarily on the strategic role that the household plays in the body life of the church. And last week we defined what a household is a family group consisting of parents and children who share living quarters. So that typically, ideally would include a mother and a father, husband and a wife, along with their children, and often can include other relatives that may be living with them.
By way of extension and application, we're more broadly defining household to include any person. The person could be unmarried, any person or group of persons living in a dwelling place with resources at The disposal that are connected to that. dwelling place. This morning our focus is primarily going to be on the first element of that definition of household, just looking at a typical family, a husband and a wife, a father and a mother, and, often including children that are in the home....
