I Am the Bread of Life – John 6:35-59

– 2/28/21 a.m. sermon
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
– We need food to survive.  We must eat regularly, or we will die.  But even if we eat healthy every day, we will eventually die anyway.  However, there is a bread, the bread of life, that if we have it in our lives, we will live forever. Jesus is the bread of life.  If we will trust and obey him, we will have eternal life.

February 28, 2021 Morning Worship

– 2/28/21 a.m. worship service
– Lesson: I Am The Bread of Life – John 6:35-59
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

2/24/21 Bible Class – Acts 4:1-22

– 2/24/21 Bible Class
– Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
– In the middle of preaching at Solomon’s Portico (Acts 3), Peter and John were arrested by the Sanhedrin.  Being arrested changed nothing for them, as they continued preaching the gospel, even to the Jewish leaders.  Unable to charge the apostles with anything, the council commanded them to stop preaching, a threat that wouldn’t have the desired effect.

2/21/21 p.m. sermon – Final Words on False Teachers – 1 Timothy 6:2b-10

– 2/21/21 p.m. sermon
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
– As Paul begins to draw this letter to a close, he returns to one of his main topic throughout, dealing with false teachers.  In this text, he speaks of the fruit of their teaching, as well as revealing something about their motivations for preaching.

2/21/21 Bible Class – James 4:1-10

– 2/21/21 Bible Class
– Teacher: Jim Roquemore
– The book of James is filled with practical considerations for the Christian, no matter when we live. James 4 details some matters concerning our focus, and the need to make God and His will the priority in our lives.

February 21, 2021 Morning Worship

-2/21/21 a.m. worship service
– Lesson: The Second Great Commandment – Mark 12:28-31
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

2/21/21 a.m. sermon – The Second Great Commandment – Mark 12:28-31

– 2/21/21 a.m. sermon
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
– When Jesus was asked which commandment was greatest, he answered that question.  The great commandment is to Love God.  But he added a second, to love your neighbor.  Join us this morning as we consider what it means to love your neighbor as yourself.

2/17/21 Bible Class – Acts 3:12-26

– 2/17/21 Bible Class
– Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
– Following the healing of a lame man, Peter and John use the opportunity to preach the gospel, explaining the need for each one who heard to have their sins blotted out.

2/14/21 p.m. sermon – Principles for Christian Slaves – 1 Timothy 6:1-2a

– 2/14/21 p.m. sermon
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
– One of the difficult tasks of the modern day reader of Scripture is to make sense of passages that speak on the topic of slavery.  As we study God’s word together, we will consider a few reasons why passages like this are included, and what they meant for first century readers.  Along the way, we will also consider some application for today.

2/14/21 Bible Class – Questions and Answers

-2/14/21 Bible Class

-Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
– Today we answer two questions.  First we deal with the text of Exodus 4:24-26, and work to understand this text and its place in Scripture.  Afterward, we briefly consider a common question about the darkness during the crucifixion of Jesus, and how we can respond to proposed naturalistic explanations of the darkness.