“Great Stories of the Bible: The Valley of Dry Bones” – Ezekiel 37:1-14

“Great Stories of the Bible: Standing Firm in the Fire” – Daniel 3

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego show us what it means to stand firm when the world pressures us to compromise our faith. Even in the fire, God remains with His people, giving us the strength to trust Him and remain faithful no matter the cost. For more information, click here [https://www.fbcwinnsboro.com].

“Great Stories of the Bible: A King and His Dream” – Daniel 2

Human intellect and earthly empires are ultimately limited, failing to provide lasting answers or security in times of crisis. By contrast, God alone possesses ultimate wisdom, responds to humble prayer, and rules over an eternal kingdom that will never be destroyed. For more information, click here [https://www.fbcwinnsboro.com].

“Great Stories of the Bible: The Valley of Dry Bones” – Ezekiel 37:1-14

Just as God brought life to a valley of dry bones, He can revive spiritually dry people and churches through the power of His Word and Spirit. The central challenge is whether we truly believe Christ's resurrection power can renew our church and whether we are willing to take obedient steps to join God in that work. For more information, click here [https://www.fbcwinnsboro.com].

“The Story behind the Supper” – Exodus 12:14; 1 Corinthians 11:26; Exodus 12:24-27, 42

The Passover and the Lord’s Supper were both established by God as memorials of redemption, with the Passover pointing to Israel’s deliverance from Egypt and the Lord’s Supper proclaiming Christ’s sacrificial death for the salvation of sinners. Jesus transformed the Passover into a remembrance of Himself, the perfect Lamb of God, calling believers to trust in His finished work and to worship with gratitude rather than mere ritual. For more information, click here [https://www.fbcwinnsboro.com].

“Grest Stories of Bible: Jonah’s Lessons on Compassion and Grace” – Jonah 3:10-4:11

Jonah’s story teaches us that God's boundless grace is available to all people, not just favored groups. It challenges listeners to overcome personal biases and grudges by actively mirroring Christ's compassionate love and extending forgiveness universally. For more information, click here [https://www.fbcwinnsboro.com].