How did the people of the Old and New Testaments pray? and what can we learn from them today? Explore millennia of prayer in the Bible. This is the final lesson in this series of 4 episodes.

Following the end of Paul's first mission trip, Paul traveled to Jerusalem for a key meeting about issues of how to integrate Gentiles and Jews into Christianity. This was a key meeting about blending different cultures into a new era of God's will for humanity.

Jesus Christ came to this world in order to redeem sinners. Matthew 9:1-8 is the text for this first of three sermons by Levi Dodd on this topic.

James 5:16 tells us that the heartfelt prayer of one of God's people makes a big difference in this life. David explores this concept and challenges us to use life's lessons to rely on prayer and to understand the right way to pray.

 | This lesson reviews the final part of Paul's first missionary journey into Greek cities--a huge controversy for the newly established church. Between his first mission trips to the Gentiles, Paul attended a conference in Jerusalem discussing if Gentiles could become Christians without following Jewish customs. 

Jesus offers forgiveness of sins to all who choose to follow Him. Levi discusses this amazing and grace-filled offer in this last sermon of the series.

Jesus shows us how to avoid being "plank-eyed saints." He sees each person through their heart, willing to redeem regardless of the past. Don't let fear of judgment and condemnation from humans keep you from seeing the tremendous compassion of Jesus. If you believe His identity as God's Son, choose Him by being baptized into a symbol of His death so you can be a new creation.

David Morgan taught a class midway through the book of Acts reviewing the basics of the book of Acts and its author, Luke. 

Our congregational family suffered a great loss when the Moore family lost Regena, a young mother who died suddenly. She had been at nearly every assembly held at Highland View during her lifetime, bringing her two sons with her and sitting with her parents. 
 
 This sermon was offered as comfort through scriptures read by the men of the congregation along with remarks by Levi of how these words applied in this tragedy. 

For four weeks, David Morgan taught an adult Bible class on Prayer, beginning with this introduction. The episode is very brief due to some technical difficulties, but the introduction came through loud and clear as David summarized the approach the study took.