This week we begin another multi-part lesson discussing the meaning of the word "church" in the Bible, and what (or who) exactly that is.

This week we dig into the heart of Colossians 3, in which Paul brings home the application of everything we've been talking about so far - how Christians should live. Also included on this episode is some devotional thoughts and the invitation from Michael LaHue. 

Tonight we pick up from the morning's lesson on giving, out of Deuteronomy 26:1-8. We have also included on this recording the class-style discussion after the lesson. 

This week, in a multi-part lesson, we look at the example first given in Deuteronomy 26, of the offering of the first fruit from the land that God gave to Israel.

This week in our study of the letter to the Colossians, we look at a few key transitional verses between the ideas of Col. 2 (getting rid of traditions and rites and rituals) and Col. 3 (how Christians ought to live.)

This week we finished up Colossians 2, where Paul talks about some of the rituals and traditions that other groups were imposing on the church. Building on Colossians 1, he reiterates the importance of faith based on Christ alone. 

In this week's Sunday evening lesson, we talk about man's greatest problem: sin. In this lesson we examine the Bible definition of sin, the biblical epithets used to sin, in order to help us understand and avoid that which separates man from God, sin.

In this lesson we want to look the reason why we live in a “gimme” society: 1) Worldliness, 2) Covetousness, 3) Selfishness. Objectives: That each one would be able to explain why our society is so selfish with Biblical examples. Aim: That we each may be able to understand these desires in the hopes of avoiding them.