In this lesson, Brother Gavin Stone will discuss depression and anxiety.

He will explore the wisdom that can be found in scripture for those struggling with depression and anxiety. So what do we as Christians do for those we see are struggling? Gavin gives five practical steps to encourage those who are in need to be better brothers and sisters.

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In this lesson, Brother Tom Zavala will discuss what a hypocrite is and the damage they can do.

He will discuss Jesus' condemnation of outward righteouness that masks inner corruption. Looking at the lasting effects hypocrites can have on those of the faith as well as those lost in the world. It will highlight the importance of living authentically, aligning your actions with professed beliefs, and avoiding hypocrisy by embracing transparency, humility, and genuine repentance.

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In this lesson, Elder Mike Scheuber will continue his series going through the Lord's prayer found in Luke 11:1-4

In this third part, the lesson will focus on the middle of versed "Give us day by day our daily bread" . Discussing and addressing what sort of bread is being mentioned, physical or spiritual. He will discuss God's character as a provider and caretaker, as well as how believers can trust in God for today's needs.

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In this lesson, Deacon Brian Osburn discusses the topics of greed and contentment from 2 Kings 5.

He will dive into the story of Naaman and Gehazi, exploring the destructive power of greed. He will discuss the implications of greed in our own lives, and how it can cloud one's judgment, damage relationships, and distance us from God's will. As we learn to guard our hearts from greed, we will embrace contentment and seek the true riches found in a life aligned with God's purpose.

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In this lesson, Brother Scott Smith will delve into the intriguing account of Jesus cursing the fig tree, we find in the Gospel of Mark.

He will discuss that there is no contraction in this scene of Jesus approaching the fig tree, despite being with leaf but having no fruit. He will explore how the fig tree connects with Jesus' cleansing the temple, underscoring His condemnation of hypocrisy and empty rituals. This story acts as a parable about the importance of genuine faith and fruitfulness in a believers life, encouraging believers to reflect on their own spiritual lives.

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In this lesson, Brother Aubrey Ballard will discuss the topic of deconstruction.

The world's tendency to push to deconstruct or dismantle various aspects of your lives, to strip away the things you don't enjoy can be an approach in some aspects of your life, but poses a significant threat to our faith when applied to Christianity. Aubrey will explore the cultural trend of deconstruction from a faith aspect, often stripping away elements that are uncomfortable or challenging, and discuss why it is essential for believers to resist this temptation. Our faith is built on the solid rock of Jesus Christ and the teachings of the bible, which are unchanging and foundational.

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In this lesson, Brother Aubrey Ballard discusses the relationship Jesus wants with you.

Aubrey will be using Matthew 18, Luke 19, and John 4 as his scripture source. These passages collectively demonstrate that Jesus actively seeking individuals of their status, past or current state of life. Whether the parable of the lost sheep, His interaction with the Samaritan woman, or His call to Zacchaeus, clearly Jesus' mission is to seek and save the lost. This lesson will show the boundless love and grace of Jesus, inviting all to experience the transformative power of the gospel and return those to a relationship with God.

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In this lesson, Evangelist Jimmy Cating will take his thoughts from Genesis 50:26 discussing Joseph, a foreshadowing character in the bible.

He will reflect on Joseph's life and his journey from slavery to becoming one of the most powerful people in Egypt, showing how Jospeh's faith and resilience kept him continuing on the path laid before him. Then uncovering the layers of meaning in the poignant ending of Genesis and its enduring message of hope and redemption.

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In this lesson, Brother Ron Jordan will discuss a story many of us know from Acts 9 but instead of digging into Paul, he will discuss Ananias' crucial role in the early church by answering God's call.

As he explores Ananias' remarkable obedience and courage. Despite his initial fear, he follows the Lord's instruction to go to Saul. Brother Ron will discuss the importance of listening to God's guidance, a powerful reminder that the church needs faithful individuals who will step up and follow God's plan no matter the risk or how daunting it might seem. All roles in the church are major.

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In this lesson, Evangelist Greg Cardosa from the Church of Christ in Manteca, Ca will discuss the concept of repentance in two parts.

He will discuss that repentance is an important step of salvation, define it, and break down the components of repentance. We will see the power of reflection, steps to genuine repentance, turning into a permanent change, through repentitive, transforming stories from the bible. Finishing with listeners understanding this will be an ongoing journey for the Christian, their entire lives.

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