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Our next lesson in our study of “One Another” passages in the New Testament focuses on the need to serve one another. Jesus set the ultimate example of service, and has called on his disciples to follow that example.
Teacher: Allen Hutchison
Our Series, “Jesus Is…” continues this week with a focus of his headship over the church. He is the head and the church is his body. We are thankful to Bro. Clippard coming all the way from Alabama to share this message with us.
Speaker: Todd Clippard
Another lesson from Bro. Currie, who were thankful to have preach God’s word for us over the past couple of Sunday’s.
Speaker: Davion Currie
We have been privileged to have Bro. Davion Currie bring us lessons for the past two Sundays. This was the first lesson that he brought to us.
Speaker: Davion Currie
A recent lesson from our 2025 Summer Series. Jamie Byrom is the preacher for the St. Andrews Road church of Christ in Columbia, SC.
Speaker: Jamie Byrom
In a world filled with anxieties and many things that might make us want to quit, we must be encouraged by the light, life, and lasting glory that Christ gives us. We do not lose heart, because our hope is in Christ, and he will deliver us into something far better.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
Jesus taught his disciples to pray for the kingdom; he preached that the kingdom was at hand; and his disciples said that the kingdom had come. But many years before, Isaiah revealed what that kingdom would be like.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
The need for forgiveness is an inevitability. If we spend much time among people, either they will do something to hurt us, or vice versa. Even though it is hard, we must be willing to forgive just as we have been forgiven.
Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
As we continue our Summer Series, we are pleased to welcome Roy Knight from the church of Christ in St. George, SC. Roy reminds us that Jesus is the Prince of Peace, who gives us the opportunity for peace.
Speaker: Roy Knight
It’s so easy to do, and probably something we need to constantly be reminded of. Complaining is a problem for a variety of reasons, and in this lesson we explore a few.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
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