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Series: Bible Class: New Testament · Early Church
Service: Sunday Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: John Michael Huggins
Acts 21:27–22:25
Series: God · Jesus Christ · The Holy Spirit
Service: Sunday AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Stephen Russell
Kings feel like something so far distant in our past that they almost become like characters in fairytales. Indeed, they are usually wicked characters in those tales. But monarchy has been the standard government of most of history and it is the type of government used to describe the authority of Christ. But he does not just become another in a long line of kings. He is King of all the kings.
Series: Bible Class: New Testament · Early Church
Service: Wednesday PM
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: John Michael Huggins
Acts 20:20–21:29
Series: Purity · Holiness · Devotion · Virtue
Service: Sunday PM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Titus Davis
Jesus told His disciples, “Truly I say to you, unless you are converted and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 18:3 lsb). How does becoming like a child make one “the greatest in the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 18:4 lsb)?
Jesus told His disciples, "Truly I say to you, unless you are converted and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven" (Matthew 18:3 LSB). How does becoming like a child make one "the greatest in the kingdom of heaven" (Matthew 18:4 LSB)?
Series: Purity · Holiness · Devotion · Virtue
Service: Sunday AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Marshall McDaniel
Many people—including Christians—do not know who they are. This identity confusion results in disillusionment and discouragement. While the world simply says to look inside and find yourself, the Bible expects Christians to look upward and discover the identity that God has given to them. First Peter leans into the idea of identity, presenting the Christian identity from the vantage point of heaven and earth. So, do we know who we are? This study surveys First Peter and describes and applies the identity of the Christian, namely as a member of the household of God and an exile in the world.
Series: Bible Class: New Testament · Early Church
Service: Sunday Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: John Michael Huggins
Acts 19:21–20:19
Series: Bible Class: New Testament · Early Church
Service: Wednesday PM
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: John Michael Huggins
Acts 18:12–19:20
Series: Bible Class: New Testament · Early Church
Service: Sunday Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: John Michael Huggins
Acts 17:22–18:13
Series: Bible Class: New Testament · Early Church
Service: Wednesday PM
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: John Michael Huggins
Acts 16:29–17:28
Series: Prayer · Thanksgiving · Praise
Service: Sunday AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Stephen Russell
We now come to the last portion of the book of James. The focus is on prayer and fellowship. We hope to learn some helpful things about these two subjects and see how they fit into all we have been learning from this epistle.
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