Tonight our worship is led by some of our young men who led so well at our Great Oaks Camp Week in July. Our 3 devotional thoughts are pasted together on the audio file below, from James Carden, J.W. Riggs, and Jesse Bates, in that order.
As we all come back into town from our summer activities, preparing for the school year schedule, we begin a brief 2-week series entitled “All In.” This morning, we explore the power of Christian fellowship. From looking at one of the great fellowship examples in Scripture, what does true fellowship allow God to do in us?
Tonight we continue our 2018 Wednesday Night Summer Series! Our series theme this year is “Summer Travels,” as we study some of the best-known biblical ‘travels.’ Tonight’s lesson is shared by Lovell Hayes of the East Jackson Church of Christ (Jackson, TN), entitled: “Into the Fiery Furnace: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego.”
Tonight Jamie Hannah shares a devotional thought on working for God’s kingdom. Am I truly giving effort for the most important things?
“Don’t Judge Me” has become a shield that keeps people from talking about living right for God. Jesus taught “don’t judge,” but what did He mean by that? And how can we make sure we talk to each other about sin in the right way?
Tonight we continue our 2018 Wednesday Night Summer Series! Our series theme this year is “Summer Travels,” as we study some of the best-known biblical ‘travels.’ Tonight’s lesson is shared by Mike Rogers of the Covington Church of Christ (Covington, TN), entitled: “On the Road to Damascus: Saul’s Conversion.”
Tonight, we ask a question we should probably ask ourselves regularly: “What Sort of People Ought We To Be?” It’s a question Peter asked in 2 Peter 3:11. Why did Peter ask it, and what was his answer?
Our religious world is divided over many things, including the role of grace, faith, and obedience in our salvation. The Bible says that all three save us, but how do they fit together? Maybe some of the best-known Bible stories can help us – let’s study these important biblical concepts…
Tonight we continue our 2018 Wednesday Night Summer Series! Our series theme this year is “Summer Travels,” as we study some of the best-known biblical ‘travels.’ Tonight’s lesson is shared by Harold Redd of the Midtown Church of Christ (Memphis), entitled: “Back to Egypt: Moses and the Burning Bush.”
Tonight our extended Scripture reading (2 Peter chapter 2) includes one of the many “warning passages” in the New Testament. It brings up an issue we sometimes discuss with our religious neighbors, and it’s an issue we need to understand for ourselves also…