Answering Unconditional Election – 1 Timothy 2:3-4

– Paul had great concern to make sure that only true doctrine was taught in the church.  Sadly, throughout the centuries, many false teachings have arisen.  One of those doctrines is that which is called “Unconditional Election.” In this lesson we will examine what the Bible says about who can be saved.
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

Giving Purposefully – 2 Corinthians 9:7 (9/26/21 a.m. sermon)

– Giving may be one of the most misunderstood aspects of worship, yet it is no less important. It is a Biblical concept, and we must work to understand what God expects in our giving by studying the Scriptures.
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

Jesus and the Unworthy (9/26/21 Bible Class)

– In Luke 5, Peter asked Jesus to go away, knowing that he himself was a sinful man and not worthy to be in Jesus’ presence.  The Lord, however, knew what Peter could become, and made the fisherman one of His closest followers.  In a similar way, though we are unworthy, Jesus wants us to follow him.
– Teacher: Matt Burleson

Acts 16:25-34 (9/22/21 Bible Class)

– The conversion of a jail-keeper in Philippi shows us the power of the gospel of Christ, but this story also raises some question that need to be addressed.
– Teacher: Justin P. Sivley

The God Who Knows – Isaiah 40:27-31

– At a time when there is so much uncertainty and so much fear about what could happen next, it should be comforting to the Christian to know that God knows what we are dealing with.
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

Why Do We Sing? – Psalm 95

– Our study this morning consider some reasons why singing is part of worship in the Lord’s church.  Though we recognize that it is instructed in the New Testament, Psalm 95 gives us some reasons why it has been instructed, and why it is good for us to worship in song.
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

Matthew 24 and The End – 9/19/21 Bible Class

– Though there is much evil around us in the world, it is important that we do not attach incorrect meaning to the things that are happening around us.  Properly understanding Jesus’ words in Matthew 24:1-35 will help us to stay calm and not become overly alarmed at the bad things that are happening in our world today.
– Teacher: Justin P. Sivley

Acts 16:15-24 (9/15/21 Bible Class)

– Our study continues to examine Paul’s time in Philippi, focusing on individuals whose lives were changed by the preaching of the gospel in that city.
– Teacher: Justin P. Sivley

Last Words – 2 Timothy 4:9-22 (9/12/21 p.m. sermon)

– 2 Timothy 4:9-22 are Paul’s last words.  Or at least, the last words he wrote that have been preserved in our New Testament.  Though these words are very personal, there are a few things we can draw out of them, and application we can make.
– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley

Remember – 1 Corinthians 11:17-34 (9/12/21 a.m. sermon)

– At a time when many of us are remembering important events in our nation’s history, we take a few moments this mornings to consider a weekly remembrance of our Lord, which we do when we partake of the Lord’s Supper
-Speaker: Justin P. Sivley