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Series: LS Talks
Service: Sun AM
Type: Quick Word
Speaker: Tim O'Banion
In preparation for the Lord's Supper on the Lord's day, our congregation is led in a short lesson from scripture to help focus our minds on Him, His sacrifice, and our hearts in communion with Him.
Series: N/A
Service: Sun AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Terry Slack
In our language small words can often make a big difference. That’s also true in the Bible where seemingly insignificant terms can reveal profound truths. One such case involves the preposition “in.” It t’s used numerous times by Paul to describe the close union and deep personal connection Christians have to Jesus. We’ll be talking about how one gets “into Christ.”
Series: LS Talks
Service: Sun AM
Type: Quick Word
Speaker: Brantley Gallman
In preparation for the Lord's Supper on the Lord's day, our congregation is led in a short lesson from scripture to help focus our minds on Him, His sacrifice, and our hearts in communion with Him.
Series: N/A
Service: Sun AM
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Terry Slack
If there was just one thing that God wanted us to know about Him, it may well involve the attribute of His holiness. Not only is it a chief quality of God in Scripture, but all of His other characteristics are controlled and permeated by this one. Here God’s prophet has a vision of God that impresses upon him this aspect of God’s person—and there is much for us to learn from what Isaiah sees and hears.
Series: The Final Hours
Service: Sun PM
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Terry Slack
As Jesus continues His farewell discourse He employs the familiar metaphor of about a vine, branches, and fruit. His objective is to teach His men (and us) about the importance of always remaining connected to our Savior--and the benefits that come as a result.
Series: LS Talks
Service: Sun AM
Type: Quick Word
Speaker: Brantley Gallman
In preparation for the Lord's Supper on the Lord's day, our congregation is led in a short lesson from scripture to help focus our minds on Him, His sacrifice, and our hearts in communion with Him.
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