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Series: One Another Passages
Service: Wed
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Don Hensley
Series: N/A
Service: Sun AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: James Miller
While the story of Naboth’s vineyard in 1 Kings 21 is one of the more well-known passages in the book, its principal lesson lies in contrasting it with what the biblical authors chose to ignore instead.
Series: N/A
Service: Sun PM
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Ruston Laurence
A focused study on biblical authority through Acts 15, examining how the early church resolved doctrinal conflict and what that means for unity, fellowship, and modern non-denominational and ecumenical approaches.
Series: N/A
Service: Sun AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Terry Slack
Many today are choosing individualism and isolation over community and sharing. Thus, the need may be greater than ever for the world to see an alternative way of living. The “church” is not an event, a building, or an organization, but a community of believers who are not only committed to God, but to doing life together with other saints. Beginning with Acts 2:42 Luke’s narrative shifts from the events of Pentecost to a description of the inner life of this new community of people—church at its very best.
Series: Embracing Our Identity as Sons
Service: Sun PM
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Terry Slack
We conclude both our study of sonship in general, as well as our look at the specific aspect of adoption from Galatians 4 and Romans 8.
Series: N/A
Service: Sun AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Terry Slack
What do you do when trouble comes upon you? Where do you turn when you face times of crisis? A lot of people today look in all of the wrong places, but this song of David not only tells us where to turn, but he provides important instruction on what to do. Because we’re not told the specific circumstance that prompted him to write this, it allows us to apply the song to a number of our own experiences.
Series: Enbracing Our Identity as Sons
Service: Sun PM
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Terry Slack
We move to the metaphor of adoption, which is not used as prominently as one might suppose. Found just 5 times and exlcusive to the writings of Paul, this image is taken from the Roman world and it conveys some powerful truths for us.
Series: Spirits of Fear
Service: Wed
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Jared Rogers
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