Orangeburg (SC) Church of Christ Audio

– Our study this morning consider some reasons why singing is part of worship in the Lord’s church.  Though we recognize that it is instructed in the New Testament, Psalm 95 gives us some reasons why it has been instructed, and why it is good for us to worship in song.– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

– At a time when there is so much uncertainty and so much fear about what could happen next, it should be comforting to the Christian to know that God knows what we are dealing with.– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

– Our study continues to examine Paul’s time in Philippi, focusing on individuals whose lives were changed by the preaching of the gospel in that city.– Teacher: Justin P. Sivley

In John 3, a Pharisee by the name of Nicodemus came to speak to Jesus at night. By studying how Jesus engaged this man, we can learn a few things about engaging those who are genuinely curious about the Bible and about Jesus. Teacher: Matt Burleson

– At a time when many of us are remembering important events in our nation’s history, we take a few moments this mornings to consider a weekly remembrance of our Lord, which we do when we partake of the Lord’s Supper-Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

– 2 Timothy 4:9-22 are Paul’s last words.  Or at least, the last words he wrote that have been preserved in our New Testament.  Though these words are very personal, there are a few things we can draw out of them, and application we can make.– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

– While in Troas, Paul recieved a vision, begging for he and his companions to travel to Macedonia with the gospel.  As they arrive in Philippi, lives begin to change, beginning with a God-fearing business-woman named Lydia.– Teacher: Justin P. Sivley

– A brief examination of Psalm 12, and how through trust in God, we can overcome feelings of being the only one who cares about what is right.  With God and His people, we are never alone.– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

– In this lesson we take a look back King Hezekiah and two lessons we can learn from him.  One lesson is about the power of prayer, and the second is about the peril of pride.– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

– As we continue to consider Christ’s example in evangelism, we conclude a lesson from the previous week, learning how Jesus dealt with the doubting in Mark 9, and then consider the beginning of a lesson about Jesus and the Curious, from John 3.– Teacher: Matt Burleson