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Series: Bible Class: Old Testament · Law & History
Service: Wednesday PM
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Bryan Garlock
2 Chronicles 1–9
Series: Purity · Holiness · Devotion · Virtue
Service: Sunday PM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Wesley Garlock
God wants a relationship with all of His children. Though His kingdom is not for the curious or the casual, but for those who strive—those who press in, who surrender everything, who seek not just the blessings of God, but God Himself.
Series: Leadership · Authority
Service: Sunday AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Stephen Russell
We are returning to our theme for the year, leadership. Back in March we considered the need for sober-minded leadership. This morning we want to think about the need for courage in leading our homes and our churches.
Series: Bible Class: Old Testament · Law & History
Service: Sunday Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Stephen Russell
1 Chronicles 22–29
Series: Bible Class: Old Testament · Law & History
Service: Wednesday PM
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Bryan Garlock
1 Chronicles 17–21
Series: Bible Class: Old Testament · Law & History
Service: Sunday Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Bryan Garlock
Stop skipping over the genealogies
Series: Bible Class: Old Testament · Law & History
Service: Sunday Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Bryan Garlock
Stop skipping over the genealogies (continued)
Series: The Bible · Wisdom · Knowledge · Thought · Truth
Service: Sunday PM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Stephen Russell
This is our third and final sermon in a series on how we interpret Scripture (for now). In this lesson we will look at how our presuppositions and our understanding of history affects the way we interpret Scripture.
Series: The Bible · Wisdom · Knowledge · Thought · Truth
Service: Sunday AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Marshall McDaniel
In the centuries just before the time of Christ, the Jews translated their Scriptures from Hebrew into Greek. This translation is called the Septuagint, and it became the translation of choice for the early Christians. It is even quoted in the New Testament. What should Christians today make of the Septuagint? This study investigates what the Septuagint is and why it matters.
Series: Creation · Evidences · Apologetics
Service: Thursday PM
Type: Gospel Meeting
Speaker: Brett Hogland
There has never been any age when genuine New Testament Christianity has not been under some form of attack. We fool ourselves if we think that Satan ever sleeps, that he is not always on the offensive. Consequently, Christians of every age must “sanctify the Lord God in [our] hearts, and always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks [us] a reason for the hope that is in [us], with meekness and fear” (1 Peter 3:15).
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