in this lesson, Brother Tom Zavala discusses the parable of the talents in Matthew 25: 14-30.

Beginning with the foundational truth of God's ownership over all things, including ourselves. We must reflect on our abundant blessings, including life, health, skills/abilities, time and resources, and exploring practical ways to serve Him effectively. When we shift our mindset from owner to steward, we can maximize God's gifts for His glory.

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

In this second part, the lesson will focus on the middle of versed 2 "Your kingdom come. Your will be done" . Discussing and addressing what it takes to make up a kingdom, its structure and purpose. Transitioning into the concept of God's will prevailing over our own desires, surrendering to His perfect will, ultimately relinquishing control to God.

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In this lesson, Brother Scott Smith will ask the question "How do you summarize what it is like to be a Christian?"

Joy is a common and biblical theme of the Christian and their life. There is a lot of rejoicing to be found in this life. There is often tribulation though and what keeps you rooted in those times? As we delve into how joy complements and supports many elements, akin to a parachute enabling a safe descent but not constituting the entire journey.

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In this lesson, Brother Ron Jordan discusses John 10:27-29 determining how a person responds to the master's voice will determine whether they are counted amongst His flock.

Looking at this command through a practical application lens, we start with the metaphor of Jesus as the Good Shepherd, resulting in us recognizing his voice amidst the noisy world. Through reflection we can see the intimate connection between shepherd and sheep leading to obedience, trust and deep love.

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Join us every Thursday as we study through the minor prophets of the Old Testament. Each week we will cover a different minor prophet in biblical order from Hosea to Malachi.

This week, Brother Brian Osburn will discuss the minor prophet Hosea.

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In this lesson, Brother Greg Branch will explore the verse Matthew 18:1, when the disciples asked "Who then is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?"

This question opens up a dialogue about the true essence of greatness and the surprising answer that Jesus provides. We delve into Jesus reshaping what society believes greatness to be emphasizing the importance of humility, purity of heart, and a willingness to serve others. We challenge our listeners to contemplate their own notions of greatness and consider Jesus' wisdom of embracing a servant-hearted attitude.

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In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating will study through the Gospel of Luke chapter 15, one of Jesus' most famous parables.

Have you ever lost something? Only to be overwhelmed with joy when it was found. Jesus uses three parables to illustrate a theme of the depth, the desperation, and the discipline of God's love. These illustrations highlight God's heart for the lost and emphasizing that repentance leads to rejoicing throughout heaven.

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In this lesson, Brother Al Felder from Monticello Church of Christ leads a study through Genesis 4: 1-10.

In these verses, we find brothers Cain and Able's tale of an offering that turns deadly, centering on themes of murder, the prosperity of the wicked, and the stark contrast between righteousness and wickedness seen in daily lives. As Able's blood cries out for justice, Christ's blood is juxtaposed with the redemptive speech of mercy and forgiveness offering atonement.

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