Amos prophesied about the destruction of many peoples. Their transgressions were pretty egregious. But when he got around to the prophecy against Judah, the charges don't sound so bad. So what had Judah done, and how can we avoid their fate? Elder Wes Keene gives his exhortation to TRC Chattanooga, based on Amos 2:4.

God’s design for the family is good. Very good. But we find lots of ways to screw it all up. We convince ourselves that we can manage our relationships according to our own designs and come out on top. But God has a word for us. Can we just “grow apart” or “go our separate ways”? The world says “yes”. God says “no.” Hear this week’s sermon delivered by Elder Wes Keene at TRC Chattanooga.

We’re good at sinning. That might be the one thing man is really good at. We think we’re good at justifying our sins, and we also think we’re good at making up for them. However, God has not called us to add righteousness on top of sin, but to remove the sin entirely. God desires repentance. Listen as Elder Wes Keene delivers this week’s exhortation on Psalm 50:10-11 to TRC Chattanooga.

We have a tendency to become jealous and factious, especially when we see God gifting someone else with something we don't have. This isn't a new phenomenon. Rev. David Beckman recalls multiple such instances of this happening in scripture, and then shows us what God's will actually is, rather than this jealousy and accusation.

In the final week of our Sunday School covering TRC distinctives, Elder Glenn Jones teaches how our worship should spill out of Sunday morning, and into the rest of the week -- out of the sanctuary and into our homes. The Christian is called to a life of hospitality, seeking opportunities to entertain and provide for one another right in our homes.

There are many in the church who want to be friends with the world, but this is not compatible with the Christian faith. What does James have to tell us about the nature of our quarreling? What wisdom does the Lord give us through James about how to tackle our sinful motivations? Listen as Elder Wes Keene delivers his sermon to TRC Chattanooga.

Consider how the certainty of our future resurrection should direct our daily work and efforts here on earth as those who belong to the Lord and his kingdom. Will your earthly work really be in vain or will you be repaid at the resurrection? Listen to Elder Glenn Jones deliver his exhortation to TRC Chattanooga on 1 Corinthians 15:58.

Listen as Elder Glenn Jones teaches on the various forms of church polity found in the Christian church. We discuss the merits of one versus another, and the form of polity found at TRC and the CREC. This is part of our September Sunday School covering TRC distinctives.

Following Isaiah 50, we look at this prophetic passage and how it so perfectly describes the life and ministry of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We can take great comfort from knowing we have an omniscient God who knows all things before they happen. We can take even more comfort in knowing that we have a savior who delivered us, and now reigns in heaven. Listen as Elder Wes Keene preaches to TRC Chattanooga.

Christians know they're supposed to read the bible. That's a given. Christians know they should come to church. That's a given. But what does Paul mean when he says "Let the word of God dwell in you richly"? It's more than merely reading and hearing. Elder Wes Keene delivers his exhortation to TRC Chattanooga.