Abraham and Sarah had finally received their promised son, and everything in life seemed to be settling into place. But that’s when Abraham faced one of the toughest faith tests in all of Scripture. Why did it happen, and what does God want us to learn from it?
Abram (also called Abraham) left one of the Bible’s greatest legacies. What made his faith so strong, and how can we build that faith in our own lives?
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 Josh Herndon of the Union Hill Church of Christ (Benton, KY), entitled: “Up the Mountain: Abraham and Isaac.”
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 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’ within the bigger story of God’s work in His world. Tonight’s lesson is shared by David Anguish of Searcy, Arkansas, entitled “On The Way to the Outer Villages: Peter’s Confession.”
Tonight we begin a few Sunday nights on some “God Is” passages in the New Testament, reflecting on the nature of God and what it means to our faith. For our first study: let’s explore what are we reminded about God from Jesus’ statement that “God is Spirit…”
Tonight we walk through Hebrews 11, reminding ourselves of what real faith looks like. Have I allowed my belief in God to actually transform my actions?
It’s our annual “Two Languages, One Faith” Sunday, celebrating our identity as a bilingual church family! Today, Elias and Tim bring short lessons on “Keynotes from Jesus,” concluding the theme of the Spanish-speaking seminar of this weekend. The topics this morning: sin and faith. Let’s consider some words of Jesus worth remembering and reflecting on…
Since His life was the most world-changing life ever lived, you would think that the funeral of Jesus would have been a big event. But it was far from big, with only a handful of people present. In fact, it felt like a big step of faith for the two men who helped bury Jesus to even be there. Who were these men, and what do they teach us about our own steps of faith?
This morning Dick Deising, one of our shepherds, helps us regain a proper perspective on things, with a study entitled “Is it For Sale?”