Lesson 3.1 takes us to the Tower of Babel, where the unity of language gave way to divine intervention. This Bible study explores the origin of languages, the scattering of the nations, and how the descendants of Noah repopulated the earth after the flood. With a close reading of Genesis 11:1–9, we examine how God’s response to man’s pride shaped the course of human history—and still speaks to us today.

Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoy

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In this heartfelt message, we’re reminded that true unity with God requires a defining moment—a deep personal conviction that His way is better than anything we could choose on our own. Pastor Vannoy reflects on nearly six years of teaching and growing with the Christ Temple family, encouraging us to stay persuaded, stay connected, and keep pressing toward God's purpose. This is a call to commitment, trust, and continual growth in our walk with the Lord.Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

2/2/2025

In this special message, Brother Aaron Davis, SCTX Youth President, shares a timely word that reminds us of God’s perfect timing and divine orchestration. With heartfelt honor for the local church and its leadership, the message emphasizes how God knows exactly what we need and when we need it. From worship to the Word, everything in this service points to one truth—God always makes a way for those who are hungry for Him. Even if it means making a hole in the roof.Speaker: Bro. Aaron Daviswww.ChristTempleBeeville.com

In this powerful teaching, we’re reminded that the gospel isn’t just information—it’s revelation. Drawing from Paul’s letters and the Passion translation, this message explores how the good news of Jesus must become personal, transformative, and ongoing. If Jesus isn’t being revealed to us, we’re missing the heart of the gospel. This is a call to examine the gospel we’re living by, and to make sure our foundation is truly the Rock—Christ Himself.Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

In this relatable and encouraging message, we explore the real meaning of winning—beyond competition, nerves, or trophies. With humor and heart, Sis. Frances Vannoy shares a powerful truth: you don’t have to love the fight to value the victory. Using the backdrop of the Kentucky Derby and personal experiences as a passionate quiz mom, this word challenges us to run our race with purpose, faith, and a heart set on eternal victory.Speaker: Sis. Frances Vannoywww.ChristTempleVannoy.org

Dive into the foundational truths of the Judeo-Christian life through the Book of Genesis. In this lesson, we reflect on the powerful themes of separation, light and darkness, and God’s call for us to be vessels of His glory. With humility and reverence, we’re reminded that while we are unworthy on our own, Christ's love and sacrifice make a way for us to be used by Him.Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

In this message, we’re reminded that nothing is hidden from God. His Word searches the deepest parts of our hearts, exposing our thoughts and desires. Through the story of Saul’s radical transformation in Acts 26, we see how God brings light to our darkest places. The call is clear: pursue obedience, embrace the truth, and allow God's light to expose and heal.Speaker: Pastor Ben Vannoy

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In this foundational lesson, we dive into Genesis 1 and the principles of God’s order in creation. From the separation of light and darkness to the law that everything reproduces after its kind, we see God's design and intention in every detail. This study also contrasts creationism with evolution and reinforces our belief in God as the Creator of all things.Pastor Ben Vannoywww.ChristTempleBeeville.org

Kicking off the new year with hope and expectation, this message encourages us to trust God through every challenge in 2025. Reflecting on personal growth and God’s peace, we’re reminded that mistakes can become lessons when placed in His hands. No matter how tough the journey, we serve a God who strengthens us, teaches us, and brings us through.Speaker: Frank Hirachetawww.ChristTempleBeeville.org