Orangeburg (SC) Church of Christ Audio

Teacher: Jim Roquemore As we continue our study of Joshua, our attention is drawn to chapter 10, where God performs quite a miracle to aid his people in their battle against the Canaanites.

Teacher: Justin P. Sivley This week we conclude a discussion of the first three hours on the cross by looking at three statements of Jesus on the cross, praying for the forgiveness of his enemies, comforting the penitent thief, and arranging for the care of his mother.

Speaker: Justin P. Sivley Our study of idols moves to one of the most common, one on which the average American spends a great deal of time when they are not working.  Entertainment is not in and of itself a wicked thing, but too much of it, at the expense of our spiritual well-being, makes … Continue reading 6/21/20 p.m. sermon – A Glowing Idol – 1 Timothy 6:17

Teacher: Jim Roquemore The Israelites conquest of Canaan had it’s ups and downs. One of the low points involved their dealings with the deceptive Gibeonites, which is the focus of our study in Joshua 9.

Speaker: Justin P. Sivley On Father’s Day this year, we consider Abraham, the Father of the Faithful, and how he was expected to lead his family to follow the Lord.  The same responsibility is laid upon all fathers today.

Teacher: Justin P. Sivley Having reached the pivotal moment, we begin our look at the death of our savior, and what exactly was involved in the crucifixion of Christ.

Speaker: Justin P. SivleyGod has given us the ability to appreciate beauty, and He expects us to take care of the bodies he has given us, but when these good things become our ultimate thing, we have developed an idol problem.

Speaker: Justin P. SivleyIn a time of much turmoil and anger, as Christians we need to be willing to listen.  Fools speak without understanding, and contribute to strife.  As Christians, we must not be fools.

Teacher: Matt BurlesonAs we study together this morning, we consider some of the reasons we might not pray as we ought

Teacher: Justin P. Sivley The conclusion of our discussion on the Roman phase of Jesus trial, and the last events before he is led to his execution site.