North Charleston church of Christ

Hours before His cruel death, Jesus could only think about His love for His disciples (those with Him and those in the future, John 17:20). He prayed that His disciples would be unified with an internal unity characterized in three ways.

AM Sermon, February 25, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield

Biblical answers are given for questions that were submitted by the congregation. Questions for this time include:

* Is it acceptable for a man not to close public prayer with “in Jesus’ name, amen”?

* Why do some men pray to God as though they are talking to Jesus?

* What is meant by the reference to women who “sew magic charms on their sleeves and make veils for the people of every height to hunt souls” (Ezek. 13:17ff.)?

* Where do dinosaurs fit into the Bible?

* How can I politely show someone that the Bible does not authorize the observance of Lent?

* Why did God choose Saul as king when God knew He would take the throne away from him (Gen. 49:10)?

* Can you explain 1 Samuel 16:14? How can a holy God send an evil (distressing) spirit on His creation?

PM Sermon, February 18, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield

Are Christians required to return to worship Sunday evening? Several biblical principles provide the answer to the question.

AM Sermon, February 18, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield

How do I remain pure in a world filled with constant pressures of sin? According to 1 John, it comes down to two main principles: right thinking about God and right living for God.

PM Sermon, February 11, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield

You will breathe new life into your marriage and reinvigorate your fight for the good of your home when you reconnect with the purpose of marriage. This lesson focuses on the connection between the gospel and your marriage.

AM Sermon, February 11, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield

Anticipating His return to heaven, the Lord prays that God the Father will grant His disciples three important things.

PM Sermon, February 4, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield

This lesson’s text is couched in statements pertaining to glorifying God and Christ (17:5, 10). In this prayer, Jesus emphasizes what He has done to glorify God, and how His disciples will glorify the Father and the Son.

AM Sermon, February 4, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield

Someone said, “Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” 1 Kings introduces us to a people who had forgotten the lessons of their history and, thus, failed the same tests as their ancestors. We, too, must learn the lessons from this Old Testament text, lest we fall to the same sins. Though the book is filled with darkness and apostasy, the scarlet thread of redemption is still seen, pointing us to the Messiah.

PM Sermon, January 28, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield

Jesus told a parable that is now very familiar about a Samaritan who was willing to help a man who had encountered unfortunate circumstances. In so doing, the Lord illustrated what it means to love your neighbor, and He taught one main lesson that we cannot afford to miss. The lesson may surprise you!

AM Sermon, January 28, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield

The prayer of Jesus, recorded in John 17, is one of the most fascinating sections in all of Scripture. This prayer will draw us closer to Christ, our focus, as we consider three concepts from the first five verses.

PM Sermon, January 21, 2018

Presented by Robert Hatfield