One Book: A Lamp to My Feet

Faithful in a Foreign Land

Elisha Freeman – President Kennedy famously asked “Ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country’. As the United States celebrates 250 years of independence, what can we as Christians do for our country? This morning, we will walk through an ancient letter from God to exiles Israel to learn the practices we can adopt to be a blessing to our nation and any nation.

One Book: God’s Judgement

Elisha Freeman – Daniel Webster is credited with saying that one of the great thoughts of his was his own accountability before God. This morning we will look at the conclusion of the Apostle Paul’s sermon at Mars Hill where he points the crowd to the day of judgment and be reminded that God wants us to be prepared for that day.

Our Father in Heaven: Fathers Day 2026

Elisha Freeman – If you were to be asked, ‘What is God, as a Father, like?” What would your answer be? This morning we will look at a few passages of Scripture that reminds us that God is our Father in heaven and that all we need is provided by Him.

For We Cannot Help But Speak

Tom Shamblee – Today, we will take a look back at the beginning of the early church. Who were these people? What must it have been like to be included in their number? What was their motivation and resolve to further the gospel of Jesus? Can we reproduce their faith, their actions and the environment of the early church today? Join us as we study the scriptures to answer these questions.

One Book: A Lamp to My Feet

Elisha Freeman – We have reached the half way point of reading through the Bible in a year. We have just completed the longest chapter of the longest book of the Bible that emphasizes the importance of God’s written word. In this lesson we will walk through  Psalm 119 so that God’s word can move from words on a page to words on our hearts.