This year’s Wednesday Night Summer Series theme is “One of My Favorite Passages…” Tonight, Lovell Hayes from the East Jackson Church of Christ (Jackson, TN) shares thoughts from one of his favorite passages: Philippians 4:10-19.
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
Sermons on Philippians
Tonight is our singing night! In the devotional thought, Tim shares something he noticed in the book Robinson Crusoe, a perspective-changing theme that the apostle Paul wrote about a long time ago…
Tonight we study a sometimes-misunderstood characteristic of Jesus, one that Paul says we must have in the church. How do we see it properly in Jesus, and why is it so important?
Tonight we study one of the great promises of Jesus, and one we don’t always allow to grow in us like it should. It’s a blessing many people are longing for, and in its purest form, it’s only found in Christ…
This morning we study something that many of us struggle with: worry about life and the future. What does the Bible say about it, and when does healthy concern become faithless worry?
Paul’s letters are such a large part of our New Testament. Taking clues from Paul’s letters and from a book that has researched first century letter writing, tonight we consider the nature of Paul’s letters and what it must have been like for the churches to receive these letters…
Tonight we explore some of Paul’s athletic and Olympic imagery in his New Testament writings. What does those passages teach us about the Christian life?
This morning is our annual “I’m Thankful” worship service, where we have a couple of our men share thoughts on something they are thankful for this year. This year, Billy Ringold shares “I’m Thankful for God’s Adoption,” and Chris Wright speaks on “I’m Thankful for God’s Peace.” Join us in reflecting on some things to be thankful for…
This morning we begin a new series, about how understanding hope helps us choose better things in our daily lives. Today’s lesson: how should hope affect my life goals and my time? Should I be chasing the things everyone else is chasing? Maybe I need to put my time and my goals into something better…
Contentment is something many people struggle to enjoy, but it is a blessing to which Christians can potentially have unique access. How can I “choose” contentment?