Tonight we take another question from the question and answer box, and we study an issue that reminds us of the church’s emphasis on souls and eternity. What is ‘church discipline,’ and what does the Bible say about our responsibility to each other when one of us is drifting into sin?
It’s our 2019 Family Day! Today we are thinking about how we answer our fathers, and how we answer our Father. Jesus told the Pharisees a story about 2 sons answering their father’s call to come work, with words and actions that were very different. What does it teach us about our own answers to our heavenly Father?
This morning we look at what Jesus called the second commandment: love your neighbor as yourself. It’s an idea simple enough to teach to our children, but one that’s often difficult to truly put into practice. Let’s explore 3 things that make it difficult to love our neighbors, and how we can overcome them to live out this essential part of our faith…
Sometimes it’s helpful to prioritize what we need to do, making sure we work on the most important things first. How would you prioritize all that God has asked us to do as Christians? Fortunately, Jesus answered that question for us: what did He say, and how can we built it in our lives?
Names in the Bible were often descriptive, or prophetic. What about the names of Jesus? Let’s look at 5 major names of Jesus, seeing what they teach us about Him, and about our relationship with Him…
Marriage brings both blessings and challenges, and sometimes we struggle to keep God’s perspective on it. This morning’s lesson is an overview of a great question: What Does God Expect of Me in My Marriage?
This morning Peter Welch takes us through one of the great life transformations in the Bible: the life of Simon Peter. As we watch Jesus change Peter’s life, it reminds us what Christ can do in our lives as well…
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 Dave Phillips of the Germantown Church of Christ (Germantown, TN), entitled: “Away to the Wilderness: The Temptation of Jesus.”
“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 complete our series on some of Jesus’ Kingdom Parables in Matthew. Tonight’s parable is one of the last ones Jesus told, and for good reason…