Though we know God will punish sin, we also recognize as we read Scripture that God is unfailingly loving. Even in the past when he had to punish Israel for sin, he never stopped loving them. His love is a theme that permeates Scripture, and was the motivating factor in his giving Christ to die on the cross for the sins of mankind. Speaker: Justin …

As we go through life, at times we might find ourselves in different places in terms of our walk with Christ. For example, at one point we are new Christians, or at times we may be weaker than others in our walk. If we are not careful, we might also become lukewarm or carnally minded, even as we claim to walk with Christ. At times it is important t…

The Conclusion of John 10, and a brief glimpse into the next section in which we will examine John 11-12. Teacher: Justin P. SivleyBy Orangeburg church of Christ

Though men have worshipped various “gods” through the ages, many of these so-called deities are but a reflection of ourselves, and the worship is ultimately directed at a god made in our own image. But if we walk in humility, we can overcome this desire to worship self, and put the needs of others ahead of our own. Speaker: Justin P. Sivley…

The priests of Malachi’s day are rebuked by God because they failed to live up what was expected of them as priests. As we examine their failure, God’s priesthood of the New Covenant, the church, must learn from their mistakes. Speaker: Justin P. SivleyBy Orangeburg church of Christ

Beginning with some thoughts in Philippians 1:27, our focus for this lesson is on the importance of wearing the name of Christ. Teacher: Matt BurlesonBy Orangeburg church of Christ

Continuation of our study in John 10, focusing on Jesus discussion with the Jews at the Feast of Dedication. Teacher: Justin P. SivleyBy Orangeburg church of Christ

A quick look at Philippians 4 and Paul’s words concerning the secret to contentment. Speaker: Matt BurlesonBy Orangeburg church of Christ

In times of difficulty, it is common to encourage one another with the phrase “light at the end of the tunnel.” Even when things are challenging, it helps to know that good things are coming. When Micah looked around and saw a world filled with evil, he nevertheless rejoiced and trusted in God, knowing that He would keep his promises to his people.…

Apparently we forgot to upload this lesson last week. As we continue our studies in John 9-10, we focus mostly in chapter 10 and Jesus discussion of being the door of the sheep and the good shepherd. Teacher: Justin P. SivleyBy Orangeburg church of Christ