Orangeburg (SC) Church of Christ Audio

Many aspects of our Savior’s life and mission were foreshadowed in the Old Testament, as we have seen in a number of lessons recently.  In Deuteronomy, Moses promised a coming prophet, one who would be like him, and to whom all should listen.  That prophet was, and is, our Lord Jesus Christ.  Are we listening … Continue reading The Prophet Like Moses – Deuteronomy 18:15-22

The first part of this study concludes our discussion from the previous week on the Holy Spirit and the Written Word, while toward the end of the class we shift to a new lesson, “The Sealing of the Holy Spirit.” Teacher: Matt Burleson

Much of our study of “How We Got the Bible” has been leading up to understanding how the Bible came to be in our own language so that we can still read God’s word even today.  It is because of God’s providence and the work of those that have gone before us that we have … Continue reading How the Bible Came to the Common Language (5/3/23 Bible Class)

Our final study in 2 Corinthians 10 reminds us that it is not the approval of people that we seek, but we place our full confidence in the approval of Christ. So we know that when others may criticize, if we are walking faithful in Him, we have no reason to fear. Speaker: Justin P. … Continue reading Dealing With Criticism: Be Confident in the Savior – 2 Corinthians 10:12-18 (4/30/23 p.m. sermon)

When Jesus spoke with Nicodemus in John 3, he referenced a story in Numbers that foreshadowed his mission.  In this morning’s lesson we look to understand how the serpent in the wilderness pointed to the coming of Christ, and his saving us from our sins. Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

After several weeks considering the gifts that the Holy Spirit gave to some individuals in the first century, our focus this week shifts to a gift that has been given to the church for all time, the Word of God. Teacher: Matt Burleson

 Our focus this week shifts to books that are sometimes associated with the church, but generally are not considered to be canonical. Though sometimes referred to as “lost books of the Bible,” there is plenty of reason for which these works should be rejected from the canon.  Teacher: Justin P Sivley

The Day of Atonement was a day of paramount importance for God’s ancient people.  But that day was but a shadow of the better sacrifice that was to come, one which provided full and complete forgiveness of sins.  Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

As we know, criticism is a difficulty that we all will face.  But how we respond to that criticism can go a long way in ensuring that we are living Christ like lives. As we consider how Paul responded to critics at Corinth, we recognize that have a consistency in character is vital to being … Continue reading Dealing with Criticism: Consistent in Character – 2 Corinthians 10:7-11 (4/23/23 p.m. sermon)

Conclusion of our studies in the works of the Holy Spirit, and how the manifestation of such gifts ended with the completion of the revelation of the New Testament.  Teacher: Matt Burleson