The church of Christ on McDermott Road

Whether we care to admit it or not, we are engaged in a war for our souls. In this war, we face three enemies: the devil, the flesh, and the world. Author John Mark Comer in his book, Live No Lies, suggests that the devil's tactic "to drive the soul and society into ruin, is deceptive ideas that play to disordered desires, which are normalized in a sinful society.” On Wednesday nights this fall, we will discuss how to resist these lies of Satan and walk in the truth.

The Gospel was well received in Berea, because of their open-mindedness and willingness to study, learn, and grow. But even in Berea, Paul and his companions dealt with opposition. How can we tell when we have a Berean heart? (Scripture: Acts 17:10-15)

Whether we care to admit it or not, we are engaged in a war for our souls. In this war, we face three enemies: the devil, the flesh, and the world. Author John Mark Comer in his book, Live No Lies, suggests that the devil's tactic "to drive the soul and society into ruin, is deceptive ideas that play to disordered desires, which are normalized in a sinful society.” On Wednesday nights this fall, we will discuss how to resist these lies of Satan and walk in the truth.

Thessalonica is the city where Paul and his companions were accused of turning the world upside down. In Thessalonica, there were many who believed, but also those who rightly perceived the Gospel as challenging both Jewish beliefs and Caesar’s claims. Are we willing to be challenged by, and challenge others with, the Gospel? (Scripture: Acts 17:1-9)

Whether we care to admit it or not, we are engaged in a war for our souls. In this war, we face three enemies: the devil, the flesh, and the world. Author John Mark Comer in his book, Live No Lies, suggests that the devil's tactic "to drive the soul and society into ruin, is deceptive ideas that play to disordered desires, which are normalized in a sinful society.” On Wednesday nights this fall, we will discuss how to resist these lies of Satan and walk in the truth.

The Good News continued to spread, as Jesus said it would, to the ends of the earth. In the city of Philippi, the first European converts believed. But when the Gospel disrupted the exploitation a young slave girl, Paul and Silas were beaten and jailed. Are we willing to preach a liberating Gospel, even if it means disrupting the status quo? (Scripture: Acts 16:11-15)

Whether we care to admit it or not, we are engaged in a war for our souls. In this war, we face three enemies: the devil, the flesh, and the world. Author John Mark Comer in his book, Live No Lies, suggests that the devil's tactic "to drive the soul and society into ruin, is deceptive ideas that play to disordered desires, which are normalized in a sinful society.” On Wednesday nights this fall, we will discuss how to resist these lies of Satan and walk in the truth.

The growing church is faced with a conflict between two of its missional leaders – Paul and Barnabas. The account of this dispute provides insight both into human personhood and the divine mission. (Scripture: Acts 15:36-41)

Whether we care to admit it or not, we are engaged in a war for our souls. In this war, we face three enemies: the devil, the flesh, and the world. Author John Mark Comer in his book, Live No Lies, suggests that the devil's tactic "to drive the soul and society into ruin, is deceptive ideas that play to disordered desires, which are normalized in a sinful society.” On Wednesday nights this fall, we will discuss how to resist these lies of Satan and walk in the truth.

We talk about the “Jerusalem council” and the lessons we can learn about dealing with controversy that arises in the church today. (Scripture: Acts 15:6-11)