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The gospel is the good news of what Christ as done for us, and in reality, what he has done for everyone. God’s wants all people to be saved, but requires that they have obedient faith in order to recieve that gift.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
We know that in life, it’s not always easy to live alongside others. But in the church, we must learn to live in harmony, even in those difficult moments. This lesson from Colossians 3 will help us.
Teacher: Allen Hutchison
Our Summer Series continues with our minister, Justin Sivley, bringing us a lesson about Jesus as the Cleansing Fountain. In order to be in the house, we must be clean. And in Christ, we can be clean.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
Prayer is essential for Christians. Jesus taught his disciples to pray, and the apostles continued to encourage us to pray. Examples of prayer can be found throughout the Bible, such as we see in Nehemiah 1.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
Our God is a loving Father who keeps his promises. He will give us everything we need, and will give us the help that we need.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
The church of our Lord is made up of people from all kinds of backgrounds. We all have different life experiences, and often have different thoughts on various things. As the church, we’re called to recieve, or welcome, one another, despite our differences, just as Christ welcomed us.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
We were privileged to have Brother Ram Ramdeen from the church of Christ in Loris, SC with us as our Summer Series continues this week. He brings us a great reminder about what it means to have a mediator, and the blessings we have because of that mediator.
Speaker: Ram Ramdeen
Continuing in the theme of the Peace of God, we recognize that we can have peace within, aided by joy, prayer, and thanksgiving. But most importantly we can have peace with God through Christ, as we are sanctified in him through the Spirit.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
Living in the peace of God means having peace with others. That includes those who lead us in the church, but also all of our fellow Christians. It also means having peace with those outside of the body of Christ through patience and seeking what is good for them.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
Continuing our discussion of “one another” passages, this week we consider Romans 12:10, in which Paul says to prefer one another, or in the ESV, “Outdo one another in showing honor.” We’ll look at how this command relates to the love we have for one another, and how giving deference to others can only benefit us and the church.
Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
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