– We are excited to be able to gather together in person for worship. We are thankful to be able to offer this recording for those unable to meet in person. We pray you will be blessed as you worship along with us.– Lesson: By Grace You Have Been Saved – Ephesians 2:4-9– Speaker: Justin … Continue reading May 2, 2021 Morning Worship Service
– Saul’s life had changed forever on the road to Damascus. Our study this evening reviews some thoughts about his receiving of the Holy Spirit, and then focuses on the earliest days of his ministry for Christ.– Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
-As Paul writes to encourage Timothy, he reminds the young evangelist of his gift, and of the spirit that God has given us, a spirit not of fear, but of power and love and self-control – Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
– Our study today takes us to the short letter of Jude. Written by one of the half-brothers of Jesus, Jude is often ignore due to its brevity, but there is much that can be learned from this single chapter.– Teacher: Jim Roquemore
– With many concerns weighing on our mind in this world, it is good to stop and be reminded of the special privilege of being able to pray to our God. As we study, we think about the example of our savior, as well as being reminded of what God has promised us with prayer.– … Continue reading Some Thoughts on Prayer – James 5:16-18 (4/25/21 a.m. sermon)
We are thrilled to give you an opportunity to worship with us through this recording. We encourage you to join in as we worship, and pray that you will be blessed by what you hear. Lesson: Some Thoughts on Prayer – James 5:16-18 Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
– The church of Christ was facing early persecution, primarily led by a Pharisee named Saul. But as Saul traveled north to Damascus to continue his rage against the Way, his life, and the church, would be changed forever.– Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
– Paul begins his letter to Timothy with some memories of his dear brother and things that they held in common. As we examine these verses, let them remind us of a number of things that should be important to us as Christians.– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
– The book of James concludes with a number of reminders. As we study verses 11-20, we consider what the Lord’s brother says about patience and endurance, guarding our tongue and keeping our word, as well as the importance and power of prayer.– Teacher: Jim Roquemore
– 2020 and the first part of 2021 have been challenging, and the church has felt the challenge for sure. We’ve definitely seen the toll that the pandemic has taken on attendance of worship services. But Christians must not forget the importance of the assembly. We must not become comfortable with being separated from our … Continue reading An Example to Follow – 1 Corinthians 11:1 (4/18/21 a.m. sermon)