Scott Smith "Gossip"

Scott Smith "Gossip"

In this lesson, Brother Scott Smith warns that gossip is a destructive sin that often fuels conflict, damages relationships, and weakens the church. Scripture shows believers should confront sin with the goal of restoration rather than spreading negative reports about others. Christians are called to guard their words, speak with love and discernment, and let the gospel—not gossip—shape their conversations. We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.

Tom Zavala "When No One else Moved"

In this lesson, Brother Tom Zavala will discuss Jesus washing His disciples' feet in John 13. True greatness is measured by humble service, not position or recognition. Jesus demonstrated that genuine love willingly meets the needs of others, even when the work is unnoticed, difficult, or directed toward those who may fail or disappoint us. Christians are called to follow His example by making service a daily way of life, knowing that the path of humility leads to the heart of Christ. We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.

Travis DePonte "Mark 16"

In this lesson, Deacon Travis DePonte will conclude our expository study through the gospel of Mark. We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.

Jimmy Cating "Mark 15"

In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating will continue our expository study through the gospel of Mark. We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.

Cohen Osburn "I Desire Mercy, and Not Sacrifice"

In this lesson, Brother Cohen Osburn will examine Jesus' statement, “I desire mercy and not sacrifice,” by tracing it from Matthew 12 back to Hosea. God has always desired wholehearted love and faithful devotion rather than empty religious ritual. Through Jesus' defense of His disciples and His rebuke of the Pharisees, showing human traditions must never replace God's commands and that true obedience flows from a heart that genuinely loves the Lord. Because Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath and the perfect revelation of God's character, believers are called to worship, serve, and obey Him from sincere love instead of mere habit, legalism, or outward performance. We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.