In this lesson, Elder Mike Scheuber will discuss the promise and birth of Christ.

Mike will explore God's faithfulness in fulfilling His promises through the birth of Christ. We will see connections from the Old Testament to the New Testament, reminding believers to trust in God's promises, strengthening their faith, and giving them hope and peace.

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In this lesson, Deacon Monte Wood will discuss Revelation 15: 1-4.

He will review some of Revelation before discussing the scene of heavenly worship in these four verses, where the victorious saints praise God for His righteous judgments, celebrate His victory, and sing songs of redemption like the Israelites in Exodus 15 and Deuteronomy 32

In this lesson, Elder Greg Branch will discuss the statement made by the centurion at the foot of the cross in Matthew 27:54.

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In this lesson, Brother Cohen Osburn will discuss themes from the first chapter of Ecclesiastes.

This expository study discusses the exploration of life's meaning, offering a sobering reflection on the futility of human endeavor. "Vanity of vanities," will be repeated while unpacking the sense of life's transience and the relentless cycle of existence. From the endless repetition of nature to the frustrations of human toil, Cohen will explore how Ecclesiastes challenges our understanding of success, purpose, and fulfillment.

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In this lesson, Brother Trey Jones will discuss going above and beyond what the baseline is.

Trey will dive deep into the idea of going beyond the baseline of God's commands. Often, we approach God's teachings with a minimalist mindset—doing just enough to fulfill what’s required. But what happens when we choose to go further, living out His word with intentionality and love that surpasses mere obligation? Living beyond the minimum isn't about legalism or perfectionism, but about embracing the heart behind God's commands. Showing grace to go the extra mile, can deeply enrich our spiritual lives and serve as a powerful witness to those around us.

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In this lesson, Evangelist Jimmy Cating will discuss Hannah, the mother of Samual the Prophet.

Her journey challenges us to pray with persistence, trust in God's timing, and offer our lives in faithful dedication to Him. Just as God answered Hannah's prayer and used her son to fulfill His purposes, He can use our lives for His glory when we trust Him fully. Through Hannah, we learn that God sees our pain, hears our cries, and is faithful to His promises.

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In this lesson, Deacon Andy Trent will discuss Ananias's faith.

Andy will cover themes of being obedient casting away fears and doubt and following God's plan. God can work through ordinary people, doing powerful and pivotal things to accomplish His purpose.

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In this lesson, Deacon Brian Osburn will discuss the storm of Acts chapter 27.

This story from the Bible teaches us how to navigate the storms of our lives. When we face adversity, we can be encouraged to face life's storms with unwavering faith in God’s plan, even when circumstances seem hopeless. We can find hope and perseverance knowing that God will provide all we need, as long as we are following and obeying God's instruction.

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In this lesson, Brother Lane Branch will discuss some of the topics spoken about in the Sermon on the Mount.

Jesus tells his disciples, "You are the salt of the earth." So we should be too, as followers of Him, we must maintain our distinctive qualities (such as moral integrity, love, and truth) in order to fulfill our purpose. We are to be lights in this dark world. Light represents truth, goodness, and the presence of God. We are meant to shine in the world, showing others the way to God.

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In this lesson, Brother Cole Branch will continue our expository study through the book of Colossians.

Cole will discuss topics and themes covered such as the fullness of Christ, warnings about deceptive philosophies, and freedom to live a new life in Christ.

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