Patterns in the Beginning: The Image of God

Are You Dying On The Inside? Part 2

Series: N/A Service: Sun AM Type: Sermon Speaker: Kenny Moorer In this second part of the lesson "Are You Dying on the Inside?", Brother Moorer challenges us to stop hiding sin from God and to embrace the new life He offers through His mercy. He shows us what “starting over” looks like: renewing our minds with spiritual seriousness, pursuing holiness in all our conduct, and loving the brethren fervently from a pure heart. This lesson calls us to honest self-examination, genuine repentance, and a deeper commitment to God and His people, reminding us that our love for one another is our “résumé” to the world. Scripture References: Psalm 50; 1 Peter 1:3, 8, 13–16, 22–23; John 13:34–35

Speak Oft With Thy Lord

Series: 2026 Summer Series Service: Wed Bible Study Type: Sermon Speaker: Josh Welch Brother Welch's lesson emphasizes the central role of prayer in the life of a Christian, challenging us to move beyond routine and rediscover the constant, heartfelt communication with God modeled by Jesus and the early church. He highlights how Christ and early Christians prayed in every circumstance—during trials, transitions, and daily life—and urges us to intentionally prioritize prayer as a defining characteristic of faith.

Are You Dying On The Inside?

Series: N/A Service: Sun AM Type: Sermon Speaker: Kenny Moorer Genesis 3 doesn’t just record the first sin; it shows the first attempt to hide from God. In this lesson, Brother Moorer examines Adam and Eve’s response to sin and connects it to the ways we try to conceal our own. He urges us to stop “dying from the inside out,” remember that God sees everything, and fully submit to His wiser, better way.

Each Thought And Each Motive Beneath His Control

Series: 2026 Summer Series Service: Wed Bible Study Type: Sermon Speaker: Jared Hagan In this lesson, Brother Hagan emphasizes that the root of humanity’s problem is not external circumstances but our own thinking. From the flood to the time of the judges to the teachings of the New Testament, Scripture shows that when people rely on their own understanding, they drift into sin and confusion. True transformation comes when we recognize that our thoughts can be deceptive and willingly submit our minds and motives to God, whose wisdom is far higher. Scripture References: Genesis 6:5; Judges 21:25; Romans 1:21; Isaiah 55:8–9

Our Collective Commitment

Series: N/A Service: Sun AM Type: Sermon Speaker: Kenny Moorer