As we continue our series on Fundamental Differences, Elder Mike Scheuber, will focus on biblical pattern of leadership, the eldership.

Moses, David, and Jesus are shepherd-like leaders who guided God’s people with faith and obedience. Explaining how leadership transitioned from Moses to Joshua, from Jesus to the apostles, and then to elders in the New Testament church, emphasizing the importance of preparation and succession. The lesson will outline the role, qualifications, and responsibilities of elders as spiritual shepherds who guard the truth and guide the congregation.

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

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As we continue our series on Fundamental Differences, Deacon Brian Osburn, will focus on one central theme: the music of the heart and the biblical foundation for a cappella worship.

From the instrumental praise of Psalm 150 under the Old Covenant to the heart-centered singing commanded in Ephesians 5:19 and Colossians 3:16, tracing the shift from physical instruments to spiritual worship under Christ’s New Covenant.

The lesson will explore the “one another” nature of congregational singing, the meaning of making melody in the heart, and the historical testimony of the early church. Worship is not performance—it is participation. God is not listening for perfection of pitch, but for sincerity of heart.

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In this opening lesson of Fundamental Differences, Elder Greg Branch, will focus on one central theme: how God’s Word is taught.

Is Scripture fully inspired—or partially influenced by man? Should preaching prioritize emotion or edification? Does public worship follow a biblical pattern? And does authority still matter today?

Walking through key passages such as 2 Timothy 3:16–17, 1 Corinthians 14, and 2 Timothy 4:1–5, this lesson calls us to examine whether our faith is shaped by tradition, preference, or the revealed Word of God.

Truth must be taught with clarity, reverence, and authority—because it is God’s Word, not ours.

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

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In this lesson, Elder Mike Scheuber 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 Cohen Osburn will give an overview and begin our expository study through the gospel of Mark.

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In this lesson, Evangelist Glen Osburn will begin our study through the book of Ephesians.

Glen will cover Acts 19 and Ephesians 1: 1-14.

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In this lesson, Deacon Brian Osburn will explore what the bible teaches about how God’s people are to treat foreigners.

The lesson traces God’s heart for strangers from the Law of Moses through the life and teachings of Jesus, highlighting Jesus’ own experience as a refugee and His compassion toward those society rejected. Leading to a call for Christians to treat strangers as neighbors, reminding them that how we respond to the vulnerable is ultimately how we respond to Christ Himself.

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