Series: N/A

Service: Sun AM

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Kenny Moorer

During a four-hour stay in the ER, Brother Kenny was moved to reflect on the brevity of life, the certainty of death, and our need to keep eternity in view. He reminds us that everyone will die, God can work beyond what we ask or think, and He alone is our refuge and strength.

Scripture References:
Psalm 39:5; Proverbs 27:1; Ecclesiastes 9:12; James 4:14; Hebrews 9:27; Ephesians 3:14–21; John 14:6; Psalm 46

Series: 2026 Summer Series

Service: Wed Bible Study

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Larsen Plyler

Brother Plyler explores Jesus’ call in Luke 9:23 to deny self, take up our cross daily, and follow Him—whether we are in seasons of joy or deep sorrow. Drawing from the hymn “Take Time to Be Holy,” he shows how prayer, God’s word, Christlike character, and hope in heaven keep us faithful through every circumstance.

Scripture References
Luke 9:23–27, Luke 12:13–21, Luke 12:22–31, 1 Timothy 6:17–19, Romans 8:31–39, , Philippians 2:5–11, 2 Corinthians 4:17, Galatians 2:20

Series: N/A

Service: Sun AM

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Kenny Moorer

In this back-to-school lesson, Brother Moorer reminds us that what our children carry in their hearts matters far more than what they carry in their backpacks. Using Joseph, David, Daniel, and others as examples, he urges young people to develop strong moral convictions, remember that God is always present, and make wise choices that honor Him—even when peers or culture pull the other way. Speaking both to students and parents, Brother Moorer encouraged families to enjoy the blessings of youth while keeping God at the center of every decision and to commit—or recommit—our lives to faithful service.

Scripture References: Genesis 39; 1 Samuel 17; Daniel 1, 3, 6; Psalm 34:15; Proverbs 5:21; 2 Timothy 3:14–15; Ecclesiastes 11:9–10; 12:1

Series: N/A

Service: Sun AM

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Jacob Walker

Can a Christian be bored with the Bible? In this lesson, Jacob Walker challenges us to rethink our attitude toward God’s Word, worship, and our daily walk with Christ. If we find ourselves thinking that the Bible is “boring” when awe, joy, and wonders have begun to fade, it isn't because God has changed, but because our hearts have.

Scripture References: Hebrews 4:12–13, Luke 24:27, Psalm 33:8, Jeremiah 15:16, Colossians 3:16

Series: 2026 Summer Series

Service: Wed Bible Study

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Staci Crim

In a fast-paced world full of distractions, Brother Crim challenges us to consider an important question: Are we too busy for God? Continuing our summer series looking at the hymn Take Time to Be Holy, this message highlights how the “world rushing on” can pull us away from prayer, study, and spiritual growth. We are reminded that following God requires intentional choices—putting Him first, focusing on what is eternal, and not getting caught up in the temporary pursuits of life. This lesson encourages us to slow down, examine our priorities, and make time for what truly matters.

Scripture References: 1 John 2:15–17 Psalm 90:12 Colossians 3:2 Matthew 6:33

Series: N/A

Service: Sun AM

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Jacob Walker

In this lesson, Brother Walker teaches from Psalm 90 about what it means to “number our days.” He shows how our time each week is quickly used by work, sleep, and daily responsibilities, and encourages us to use the time we have left wisely for God, our families, and spiritual growth. Brother Walker warns against putting off spiritual decisions and urges us to live with purpose and prepare for eternity.

Scripture References: Psalm 90:9–12, Acts 24:24–27, Luke 12:16–21

Series: 2026 Summer Series

Service: Wed Bible Study

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Colby Junkin

In this message, Brother Junkin explores Jesus’ teaching in John 15, calling believers to abide in Him and feed on His Word daily. He emphasizes that the Christian life isn’t sustained by occasional bursts of enthusiasm, but by consistent, everyday communion with Christ. Brother Junkin encourages us to leave the kind of legacy that comes from a life devoted to Scripture—one that impacts future generations. True greatness is found not in achievements, but in abiding in Christ and living out His Word.

Scripture Reference: John 15

Series: N/A

Service: Sun AM

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Kenny Moorer

In this second part of the lesson "Are You Dying on the Inside?", Brother Moorer challenges us to stop hiding sin from God and to embrace the new life He offers through His mercy. He shows us what “starting over” looks like: renewing our minds with spiritual seriousness, pursuing holiness in all our conduct, and loving the brethren fervently from a pure heart. This lesson calls us to honest self-examination, genuine repentance, and a deeper commitment to God and His people, reminding us that our love for one another is our “résumé” to the world. Scripture References: Psalm 50; 1 Peter 1:3, 8, 13–16, 22–23; John 13:34–35

Series: 2026 Summer Series

Service: Wed Bible Study

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Josh Welch

Brother Welch's lesson emphasizes the central role of prayer in the life of a Christian, challenging us to move beyond routine and rediscover the constant, heartfelt communication with God modeled by Jesus and the early church. He highlights how Christ and early Christians prayed in every circumstance—during trials, transitions, and daily life—and urges us to intentionally prioritize prayer as a defining characteristic of faith.

Series: N/A

Service: Sun AM

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Kenny Moorer

Genesis 3 doesn’t just record the first sin; it shows the first attempt to hide from God. In this lesson, Brother Moorer examines Adam and Eve’s response to sin and connects it to the ways we try to conceal our own. He urges us to stop “dying from the inside out,” remember that God sees everything, and fully submit to His wiser, better way.