For We Cannot Help But Speak

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.

One Book: It is Finished

Elisha Freeman – It would be easy to approach Scripture looking for ways to enhance our lives on this earth. How to be better with money? How to have stronger marriages and friendships? How to handle stress or fear or worry? While all of these are important and addressed by the Bible, they all find themselves in the shadow of the Cross. This morning, we will go Calvary and sit with the cross and be reminded the the cross is the most important message of God!

The God of the Towel

Bailey Forrest – “I just don’t know what to do” is a phrase we often think, if not occasionally blurt out loud. In this message we will consider how Jesus taught the way to find the answer.

When Giants Speak

Elisha Freeman – The story of David and Goliath is a beloved story of the Bible. However, it’s not just a children’s story, but a powerful moment recorded for us on how to respond when the giants in our life get real, loud, and imposing.