1 John 2:12-14

The apostle John reviews basic truths about Christians: they know the Father, their sins are forgiven, and they have overcome the evil one.

Easter Sunday 2025 we examine the historical evidence of the resurrection.

1 John 2:7-11

Expounding obeying the Lord’s commandment to love, we show ourselves to be in the light when we love our brothers, but hating our brother has the opposite effect: it demonstrates we’re still in darkness.

1 John 2:1-6

We’re provided a way to determine the genuineness of someone’s profession of faith: if we claim to know Christ, then the proof will be seen when we obey Christ, repenting of sin and pursuing righteousness.

1 John 1:5-10

1 John 1: 1-4

The apostle John testifies to being an eyewitness to Christ, and what Christ has done should result in us having fellowship with God, with fellow believers in the church, and joy.

People sometimes move on to a new church, but that’s not always done well or for the right reasons.  We’ll explore when one need to leave a church and how to do so in a manner than honors God and protects the church from unnecessary harm.

The Church Gathered for Worship – What does the church do when gathered together?  While worship is the central goal, how do we effectively accomplish that goal through singing, giving, and preaching?

Baptism and the Lord’s Supper – Jesus instituted two ordinances for the church to practice in his absence, and so we’ll learn about the meaning of baptism and why we should regularly participate in the Lord’s Supper.

The Lord Jesus provided us instructions on how to deal with conflict in the church in Matthew 18, and so it would be wise to learn from him and put his words into practice, for the church’s good and his glory.