Orangeburg (SC) Church of Christ Audio

It is easy in our day and age to become so comfortable that we neglect important spiritual things that matter so much more than our comfort.  The same was true in the days of the prophet Amos,who rebuked those who lived in comfort while their fellow Israelites suffered, and while the nation continued to fall … Continue reading Don’t Get Too Comfortable – Amos 6:1-8 (5/19/24 Bible Class)

Our study continues as we consider how what has been laid down in the writings of the apostles and prophets of the New Testament is vital to our living as God’s children today.  The same things that were true when they were written down 2000 years ago are still true today, and it is to … Continue reading The Apostles’ Doctrine – Part 2 (5/19/24 Bible Class)

One of the difficult subjects that we occasionally find in the Bible is that of slavery.  It is important for us to understand slavery as it was practiced in first-century Roman empire, and what power the church had, or rather, didn’t have, to bring about change from the top down.  Living in such a society, … Continue reading To Please Your Master – Colossians 3:22-4:1 (5/12/24 p.m. sermon)

There are few words in the English language as beautiful as the word “mother.” It is right to honor mothers, and we do so on this day by remembering an incredible example of a mother’s love from Scripture. And in remember her example, we then reflect on how God shows his love to all of … Continue reading A Reflection of God’s Love – Exodus 2:1-10; Hosea 11:1-4 (5/12/24 a.m. sermon)

One of Jesus’ last commands to his apostles was that they were to teach others to observe (do/obey) all that He had commanded them.  What they were to teach was nothing more and nothing less than the doctrine that came from above, given through the Holy Spirit.  The doctrine that they gave, made available to … Continue reading The Apostles’ Doctrine (5/12/24 Bible Class)

This week we conclude our studies in John 5, making our way toward John chapter 6 and the first of Jesus important “I Am” statements. As opposition to Jesus grows, the Lord defends his work and ministry as that which is according to God’s will, and gives witnesses to his testimony. Teacher: Justin P. Sivley

In this short lesson we look at Ezra, a scribe and priest in post-exilic Israel. He set his heart to know God’s word, to do it, and to teach it to others.  As God’s royal priesthood today, the church should have the same attitude. Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

The prophet Nahum spoke against Nineveh, and declared it a good thing for one to bring good news of the downfall of the enemy of God’s people. After looking at Nahum’s words in it’s immediate context, we also make a couple of applications regarding the mission of Jesus and His church. Speaker: Justin P Sivley

The apostles were given an enormous task, and were given the authority to accomplish those tasks.  They were given such authority to build up and strengthen the church rather than to tear down. Teacher: Matt Burleson