In this lesson, Brother Tom Zavala will discuss the downfall of Samson.

Samson’s lost vision began long before he was physically blinded — it started when he lost sight of God’s purpose for his life. Through distraction, compromise, and misplaced trust, Samson surrendered his spiritual vision piece by piece. His story warns us today that when we take our eyes off God, we risk losing far more than what we can see.

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In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) will discuss solutions to the universal problem of sin.

He will discuss, sin's development, consequences, and most importantly, how it can be defeated through the blood of Jesus Christ. Looking at James 1, we will see that sin begins with desire and opportunity but can be overcome by changing our desires, limiting opportunities, exercising self-control, and relying on God’s grace and forgiveness. Reminding listeners that victory over sin is possible—not through human strength, but through Jesus’ perfect sacrifice.

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In this lesson, Brother Gary Lancaster will discuss the powerful story and life of Job.

Job, a man who endured immense suffering not because of sin, but because of his deep faithfulness to God. It walks through Job’s trials—his loss of wealth, family, health, and support—highlighting the values of persecution, perspective, and perseverance. Despite his grief and questions, Job maintained his integrity and trust in God's purpose, becoming an example of endurance through trials.

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In this lesson, Brother Scott Smith draws on the imagery of pulling weeds to illustrate how sin takes root in our lives and must be diligently removed before it overtakes us.

Drawing from Matthew 13, it emphasizes the deceptive growth of sin, the importance of rooting it out completely, and the patient care we must show toward ourselves and others—especially new Christians—in the process. Ultimately, it offers hope through the gospel, reminding us that no matter how many weeds we face, God is willing and able to forgive and help us grow in Christ.

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In this lesson, Deacon Brian Osburn will discuss what it means to fulfill your role in the Body of Christ.

Through 1 Corinthians 12, he will explore how every member of the church—regardless of skill or visibility—has a vital part to play in God’s design. You’ll be encouraged to embrace your unique abilities, work together in unity, and contribute meaningfully to a thriving, spiritually healthy church.

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In this lesson, Deacon Monte Wood will discuss a story of faith found in Luke 7: 36-50.

He will explore the transformative power of faith and forgiveness through the story of the sinful woman who anointed Jesus’ feet. We as Christians must recognize our greatest need, taking risks for faith, and the peace that comes from God’s grace. You will be encouraged to embrace repentance and trust in Jesus’ saving power to experience true spiritual renewal.

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In this lesson, Brother Ron Jordan will discuss the topic of walking wisely.

Ron urges believers to walk wisely by trusting in God, making sound spiritual decisions, and living lives that reflect Christ. Drawing from passages like 2 Corinthians 5:7 and Colossians 1:10, it emphasizes faith, forgiveness, perseverance, and our paid-in-full debt through Jesus. In a world filled with noise and choices, we are reminded to follow God's Word and walk in His light with purpose and conviction.

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In this lesson, Brother trey Jones will discuss the parable found in Matthew 25: 1-13.

He will urge us to examine whether our faith is active, personal, and prepared—not just outwardly present. You can’t borrow someone else’s oil; a relationship with God must be your own, and delayed obedience is still disobedience. The door is still open today—but it won’t stay open forever.

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In this lesson, Brother Hollis Allen from Norman, OK will discuss what it means to truly live a life worthy of the gospel of Christ.

Drawing from Philippians 1 and 2 to emphasize Christ’s humility, sacrifice, and the calling for believers to reflect His mindset. We’re reminded of the deep encouragement, comfort, love, fellowship, affection, and mercy found in Christ—and how those truths motivate us to live set-apart lives. The lesson will challenge each listener to examine their own conduct, asking why, where, and how we live for Christ, concluding that our joy and unity must be rooted in a shared commitment to His example.

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In this lesson, Brother Gary Lancaster will discuss the sons of Korah.

He will explore the legacy of the sons of Korah, who chose obedience to God over loyalty to their rebellious father and were spared from judgment because of it. Their decision not only saved their lives but allowed them to become worship leaders whose psalms still inspire us today. It challenges us to consider the weight of our choices and to follow the footsteps of our Heavenly Father, even when it means breaking from our earthly lineage.

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