Summer Meeting Sunday Afternoon with Kevin Fox "Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me"

Summer Meeting Sunday Afternoon with Kevin Fox "Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me"

In this lesson, Brother Kevin Fox from Midland, TX will discuss the healing of the lame man in John 5 to show that Jesus' question, “Do you want to get well?” Every believer must acknowledge their spiritual need and choose a life of ongoing transformation. God's healing requires active participation, as disciples respond to Christ's commands with obedient faith, embracing difficult changes instead of making excuses while trusting that Jesus always works for their good. Christians are encouraged to pursue continual growth, knowing that nothing can separate them from the love of God in Christ and that every step of healing is accomplished through His power. We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.

Summer Meeting Sunday Morning with Kevin Fox "Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me"

In this lesson, Brother Kevin Fox from Midland, TX will discuss the book of Romans. Working backward from chapter 16 to show that Paul's central concern was not merely explaining salvation but uniting Jewish and Gentile Christians into one body through their shared identity in Christ. By highlighting Paul's repeated greetings and descriptions of believers as "beloved," "approved," and "chosen in the Lord," demonstrates that the gospel removes barriers of ethnicity, social status, and background, calling Christians to embrace one another with genuine love and fellowship. Believers have found peace with God through Jesus Christ, they are challenged to become a people who intentionally "wrap each other up" in Christ, displaying the unity and love that mark the church as God's kingdom in the world. We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.

Summer Meeting Night 4 with Kevin Fox "Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me"

In this lesson, Brother Kevin Fox from Midland, TX will discuss 1 John to show that Christians can live with genuine confidence in their salvation because their assurance rests in the finished work of Jesus Christ. John teaches that believers continue to grow through repentance, obedience, and love, distinguishing a life that continually follows Christ from one that deliberately continues in sin while emphasizing that God's perfect love drives out fear. As Christians practice Christlike love and abide in Him, they can confidently face both daily life and eternity, declaring with assurance, "Yet not I, but through Christ in me." We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.

Summer Meeting Night 3 with Kevin Fox "Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me"

In this lesson, Brother Kevin Fox from Midland, TX will discuss the transformation of the apostle John from a “son of thunder” into the disciple known for love, showing how Jesus’ entire ministry was focused on accomplishing the Father’s work of bringing people into a relationship with Him. Christ’s declaration, “It is finished,” was a victorious announcement that the work of redemption had been fully completed through His sacrifice on the cross. Because Jesus has finished the work that humanity could never accomplish on its own, Christians are called to live and serve from a place of peace, gratitude, and confidence, declaring, “Yet not I, but through Christ in me.” We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.

Summer Meeting Night 2 with Kevin Fox "Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me"

In this lesson, Brother Kevin Fox from Midland, TX will discuss Jesus on His final journey to Jerusalem and contrasts the self-focused ambitions of James and John with the humble faith of Bartimaeus, revealing what true discipleship looks like. Jesus teaches that greatness in His kingdom is found through service, sacrifice, and following Him rather than pursuing position, power, or recognition. Through Bartimaeus’ example, believers are challenged to leave behind what once defined them, seek Christ above all else, and confidently live with the conviction, “Yet not I, but through Christ in me.” We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lesson and its application to our daily Christian lives.