Orangeburg (SC) Church of Christ Audio

The final lesson in a series on downfalls that Christians want to avoid. This lesson focuses on hypocrisy, which the Pharisees and scribes had in bulk. Jesus’ words to them in Mark 7 help us understand what hypocrisy truly is, and how to avoid it as we go forward. Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

A final lesson in this series as we are reminded that it isn’t about how one begins, but how one finishes that matters most. God has given us the choice whether or not we will finish strong by remaining faithful to him, but if we would be found in him, faithfulness is non-negotiable.

Another lesson looking at a commonly used phrase, and how we should think of it in terms of what the Bible reveals. Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

Stress is not something that is new in the world, but it is something we see a lot of in the world today. As Christians, there are reminders in the Scripture that can help us handle our stress, but we must be willing to look, listen, and obey God’s Word. Teacher: Matt Burleson

We know that for many, the attitude toward money and wealth is that “just a little bit more” would be enough. Still for others, it is not the seeking of more, but clinging to what we already have that makes us guilty of greed. The Bible has much to say on this particular sin, and … Continue reading Just a Little Bit More – Matthew 6:19-24 (7/3/22 a.m. sermon)

In this lesson we seek to understand how we can know that God actually does want us to be happy, though he wants us to be happy in the right things. Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

The end Genesis 12 showed us Abraham at a low point. The very next chapter starts to pick up the pieces and show us a man who is learning to trust God a bit more, and is willing to let go of some things in order to recieve something better from the Lord. Teacher: Justin … Continue reading Genesis 12-13 (6/29/22 Bible Class)

Though anger is a natural emotion that we might feel, it can also be a snare that will hinder us from doing the Lord’s will. It is a stumbling block that we must be careful of, not letting our anger lead us to sin. Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

An examination of a short letter near the end of the New Testament, and the differences between some of those mentioned within the letter. Teacher: Jim Roquemore

Though Abraham is rightly called the “Father of the Faithful” in this lesson we are going to consider two occasions, 25 years apart, when Abraham’s faith was not as strong. Though God had promised protection, Abraham took matters into his own hands, and it almost ended in disaster. Teacher: Justin P. Sivley