In week 2 of our Greater Than series Lee Woodmansee dives into Hebrews 2:1-4 to discuss the first warning passage of the book. While discussing this Lee talks about rainbows, angels, rings slipping off fingers, dire warnings, and God's grace.

Lee Woodmansee kicks off a new series named Greater Than where the BCM will explore some primary questions about the Book of Hebrews. This week Lee introduces the major themes of Hebrews. He also looks at Hebrews 1:1-4 to demonstrate that just how big a deal Jesus really is.

In the final session of the Meant To Be series Lee Woodmansee talks about the closing lines of the Song of Solomon. Lee talks about breasts, battlements, and blessings.

In the penultimate edition of our Meant to Be series Lee Woodmansee slows down and looks at only three verses, Song of Solomon 8:5-7. In these verses Lee speaks about the three simple images that Solomon uses to convey what Love is: 1) love it is leaning on your spouse 2) love is more than "just us two" and 3) love is always wearing your wedding ring.

In this week's Connect Lee Woodmansee walks through how we are to biblically think about physical beauty. Lee teaches through Song of Solomon 6:4-8:4 and takes a couple of detours to address an area of discussion that is typically lacking in our lives.

In this message Lee Woodmansee deviates from the Meant to Be series to tackle the difficult issue of self introspection. He walks through 2 Corinthians 13:5 and discusses what it means to truly examine yourself to see whether or not you are in the faith.

In this episode of The Link Lee Woodmansee sits down with two of Rye Hill Baptist Church's pastors, Michael Franklin and Steve Stewart. The guys talk about what sets Rye Hill Apart from other churches in the area, as well as what they are excited about for the future of the church.

In this week's study of the Song of Solomon we finally see Solomon enter into the story, although in a way we may not have anticipated. Listen to Lee Woodmansee as he works his way through chapter 3 and shows us how we are to understand what we are to do with difficult passages in the Old Testament.

In this week's edition of our Meant to Be series Lee Woodmansee covers Song of Solomon 1:5-2:7. Lee details the meaning of the poetry found in the text, then applies it to our lives. Check out this track to see how important the words that we speak really are.

In this episode of The Link Lee Woodmansee sits down with John Martini (Assistant Professor of Electronics Technology at UAFS) and Alex Cutsinger (Senior Electrical Engineering student) to discuss topics related to student success on a college campus. They also cover the topic of whether or not students can share the Gospel with their instructors.

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