In this lesson, Brother Gavin Stone will continue our expository study through the gospel of Mark.

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In this lesson, Deacon Brian Osburn will continue our expository study through the gospel of Mark.

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In this lesson, Brother Tegan Trent will focus on self-reflection using James 1:22–25.

Comparing God’s Word to a mirror which reveals our true spiritual condition and shows us what needs to be corrected. Walking through the story of Adam and Eve to illustrate how sin begins with temptation, leads to disobedience, and is often followed by blame-shifting instead of honest self-examination. True change requires taking responsibility, putting on God’s spiritual armor, and responding through repentance and baptism while continually testing and correcting ourselves in the faith.We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.

In this lesson, Brother Cohen Osburn will continue our expository study through the gospel of Mark.

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In this lesson, Elder Greg Branch will continue our expository study through the gospel of Mark.

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In this lesson, Elder Greg Branch will continue our expository study through the gospel of Mark.

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In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating will continue our expository study through the gospel of Mark.

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In this lesson, Brother Trey Jones will continue our expository study through the gospel of Mark.

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In this lesson, Brother Scott Smith will continue our expository study through the gospel of Mark.

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As we finish our series on Fundamental Differences, Deacon Andy Trent , will discuss how a Christian is to give on the first day of the week.

Biblical giving should be understood by comparing (“juxtaposing”) modern religious practices with what scripture actually teaches, especially regarding tithing and New Testament giving. Tithing was part of the Old Law, Christians today are instructed to give on the first day of the week according to their prosperity, not by a fixed percentage, but with a willing and cheerful heart. Ultimately, the message highlights that giving is an act of worship rooted in sincerity and gratitude, not obligation or pressure.

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