In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating will concluded our congregation's expository study through 1 John.

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In this lesson, Brother Ron Jordan will discuss the need to “make it just as sure as you can”

By grounding our beliefs and practices firmly in God’s Word rather than human teachings or assumptions, we can accomplish just that. Addressing several misconceptions about God, the church, salvation, baptism, and eternal security, stressing that faith must lead to obedience and that Christians must remain faithful to God. The overall appeal is for both Christians and those outside the church to examine their lives against scripture, correct what is wrong, and take their relationship with God seriously because eternity is at stake.

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In this lesson, Deacon Andy Trent will examine John 16:5–15 in the context of Jesus preparing His disciples for His departure.

Teaching them that although the world would oppose them, the Holy Spirit would come to guide, strengthen, and convict the world through the truth. Young Christians to develop strong convictions about sin, righteousness, judgment, and truth, refusing to let the world determine what they believe or how they live. Ultimately, discipleship means glorifying Christ by faithfully living according to His truth, remaining committed through the challenges of life, and finishing the work God has given us to do.

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In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating uses the familiar question, “Have you been to the doctor lately?”, to shift attention from physical health to spiritual health and the disease of sin.

Jesus is presented as the Great Physician, whose power to forgive sins is greater than physical healing, but spiritual healing requires us to recognize our condition and be willing to change. The lesson challenges us to examine the reasons we avoid the spiritual “doctor”—cost, pride, denial, procrastination, and fear—and ultimately asks the same question Jesus asked: “Do you want to be made well?”

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In this lesson, Brother Cohen Osburn will continue our congregation's expository study through 1 John.

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In this lesson, Deacon Travis DePonte will continue our congregation's expository study through 1 John.

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In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating will discuss a question brough up in Genesis 4:9 “Am I my brother’s keeper?”The Christian family carries a shared responsibility to care for one another through concern, connection, counsel, and correction. Being our brother’s keeper means noticing those who are struggling, investing in relationships, sharing wisdom, and lovingly helping those who are drifting back toward faithfulness. Every Christian should take personal responsibility for asking, “Where is my brother?” and actively looking for ways to encourage, strengthen, and help others remain faithful.

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Every Sunday this month our lessons will follow the theme "Marks Of Discipleship: Purpose In Christ" In this lesson, Evangelist RC Cope will look at discipleship in Matthew 5: 38-48.

Jesus teaches that His kingdom calls for an inward transformation that goes beyond outward religious observance, requiring believers to live according to the true intent of God’s law. Rather than retaliating against evil or limiting love to those who love us, Christians are called to respond to wrongdoing with good, love their enemies, pray for those who persecute them, and reflect the impartial character of God. The ultimate goal is to become increasingly like our heavenly Father through Christ, pursuing the perfection and transformed heart that Jesus requires of those who belong to His kingdom.

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In this lesson, Brother Cole Branch will continue our congregation's expository study through 1 John.

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Every Sunday this month our lessons will follow the theme "Marks Of Discipleship: Purpose In Christ"

In this lesson, Evangelist RC Cope will look at discipleship in John 3: 22-36.

John the Baptist’s humility was in display when he declared, “He must increase, but I must decrease.” John teaches that spiritual success comes from God, our role is to faithfully serve and point others toward Christ rather than ourselves, and Jesus deserves complete supremacy because He came from heaven and gives eternal life. The ultimate call is to surrender ourselves fully to Christ, allowing Him to transform us so that Christ lives in us rather than self ruling us.

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