Orangeburg (SC) Church of Christ Audio

We have all heard it.  “Judge not that you be not judged.” Some would argue that Jesus forbids all judging.  But is that what Jesus really says?  Our study this morning will help us see that in fact, judging is not only not forbidden, it is commanded in certain circumstances. Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

This may seem like a simple question, there are some who would argue that the atonement which Christ died for secure was not for all people, but is limited in its scope. As we study this doctrine known as Limited Atonement, we want to consider what the Bible says, and consider the Scriptures in context … Continue reading For Whom Did Christ Die? (7/2/23 Bible Class)

After several weeks considered many issues related to the home, family, and what God expects of us as men and women, we close out that series with a look at the family that all should belong to, the family of God.  What are the promises associated with that family, what is expected of that family … Continue reading The Family of God – Luke 18:29-30 (6/25/23 a.m. sermon)

The book of Proverbs is a book of wisdom and understanding.  Studying it together will help us to grow, and to be better equipped to serve God in a mindful and discerning way.  This week we review a little bit of what was covered in the first 4 verses of Proverbs, before continuing on a … Continue reading Proverbs 1:1-10 (6/25/23 Bible Class)

If we want to complete any project, we need to have the right tools for the job.  That is just as true for our Bible study as for any other endeavor we might engage in.  Our aim as we study this week will be to begin to consider what schools we can use to make … Continue reading Finding the Right Tools – Part 1 (6/21/23 Bible Class)

Paul was reluctant to boast as he wrote to the Corinthians, but had he desired to do so, he would have been able to without lying.  But instead in boasting of things that showed his accomplishments (as some figures in the past might have done) he instead boasted in the true source of his strength, … Continue reading Where Does Your Strength Come From? – 2 Corinthians 12:1-10 (6/18/23 p.m. sermon)

Father’s and husbands are given a tremendous responsibility, called to be leaders of their households by God. Fortunately, Paul, in his writing in Ephesians 5-6 gives a standard to pattern ourselves after, our Savior Jesus Christ.  As we think about the legacy we will leave behind for future generations, let’s seek to be the kind … Continue reading A Legacy of Leadership – Ephesians 5:25-6:4 (6/18/23 a.m. sermon)

A new series of lessons on the Old Testament book of Proverbs.  Our study begins with a brief overview of the man Solomon, and then a deep-dive into the first few verses of the book of Proverbs, with an emphasis on the various things it was meant to bring about. Teacher: Jim Roquemore

A continuation of the previous week’s study where we begin to consider why learning how to study the Bible can be beneficial.  There are many reasons, and the more we can grow in our ability to read and study God’s word, the better we will be able to understand it and make application to our … Continue reading Goals for the Class (6/14/23 Bible Class)

Paul’s “Fool’s Speech” begins in earnest with reminders that he doesn’t like having to speak in such a way. But feeling it necessary to speak in such a way in order to reach the church in Corinth, Paul is prepared to boast as others do…but perhaps not exactly like others. Speaker: Justin P. Sivley