This sermon is the first in a Sunday-evening series titled, "Titus: An Island Mission." In a short letter of only 46 verses, we can find all that is needed for doctrine, knowledge, and life. Matthew begins with an introduction that sets the stage for a deeper study. In this lesson, we are given a snapshot of the letter's author, recipient, locale, and reason for writing.
Matthew begins a series titled, "Experiencing Biblical Community," based upon the early growth of the church as seen in the Book of Acts. In this first sermon, we look at a small group of 120 believers, who grew into a megachurch in Jerusalem and then planted churches throughout the world. Our society today, while one of tremendous connectivity, is also a society of loneliness. We are connected, but we don't have relationships. Fortunately, we learn from this lesson that there are things we can ...
The Bible shows us what a congregation must do to position itself for spiritual growth.
Join us for this special episode where you can meet our new Pulpit Minister, Matthew Balentine. During our discussion, Matthew shares with us from both his personal life and his professional life. He also tells us of his vision for Ninth Avenue and the Haleyville community at-large. To meet Matthew in person, join us Sunday morning at 10:30 for our worship service. We are excited to give you this opportunity to learn about our new Pulpit Minister and are even more excited to have him and his fam...
Sermon preached by one of our members, Eric Baker.
Sermon preached by Matthew Balentine, who is the Preaching Minister for the Kingston Church of Christ in Kingston, Tennessee.
Sermon preached by Matthew Balentine, who is the Preaching Minister for the Kingston Church of Christ in Kingston, Tennessee.
Sermon preached by Robbie Daniel, Youth Minister of Northside Church of Christ, Temple, Texas.
Sermon preached by Noah McDonald, who is a sophomore Bible major at Freed-Hardeman University.
Sermon preached by one of our members, Eric Baker.
Sermon preached by one of our members, Eric Baker.
This is the sixth, and final, in a series of sermons preached by Joe Wells during our Summer Gospel Meeting. The theme of the series is "Learn to Discern."
This is the fifth in a series of sermons preached by Joe Wells during our Summer Gospel Meeting. The theme of the series is "Learn to Discern."
This is the fourth in a series of sermons preached by Joe Wells during our Summer Gospel Meeting. The theme of the series is "Learn to Discern."
This is the third in a series of sermons preached by Joe Wells during our Summer Gospel Meeting. The theme of the series is "Learn to Discern."
This is the second in a series of sermons preached by Joe Wells during our Summer Gospel Meeting. The theme of the series is "Learn to Discern."
This is the first in a series of sermons preached by Joe Wells during our Summer Gospel Meeting. The theme of the series is "Learn to Discern."
Wade Hunt, Family Minister at Cox Boulevard Church of Christ in Sheffield, preaches a sermon about Jesus's command that we love our neighbors as ourselves.
While our Pulpit Minister position remains vacant and our Youth Minister was attending the Lads to Leaders Convention, one of our members, Eric Baker, was, as he stated, a "willing vessel" to deliver God's word on Easter Sunday morning.
Sermon preached by one of our former members, Connor Winters.
The zeal that we see in the Bible--in both the Old Testament and the New Testament--should be seen in the life of every Christian. Sermon preached by James Farris of Gainesville, Florida.
Sermon preached by one of our members, Kaleb Baker, who is a student at Heritage Christian University.
Sermon preached by one of our elders, Rickey McCreless.
From the lyrics of "How Sweet, How Heavenly" and the words of the Bible, we are able to see how we can and should love one another. Sermon preached by one of our Elders, Rickey McCreless.
Active faith is powerful and life changing for the Christian. Sermon preached by Nathan Adams of Corinth, Mississippi.
In looking at the example of Peter in Luke 22:54-62, we need to see the significance of our commitment, our choices, and our Christ. Sermon preached by Lance Leavens of Warner Robins, Georgia.
Matthew Post, a Junior at Heritage Christian University, speaks about three barriers in the life of a Christian that must be broken down: The barrier of pride, The barrier of history, and The barrier of bias.
Dr. Ben Kachelman uses the primary example of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane to show how we can cope when we are threatened to be overcome with anxiety in our lives.
Joshua led the people of Israel into the Promised Land, but, eventually, it was time for a transfer of leadership. In his final speech, he boldly declared that the people needed to stay focused on what was right. While there are always bumps in the road, God’s people see success often. How can we sustain that success, to the glory of God? Using Joshua 24:14-15, this lesson will give three simple, but vital, things that must be in place for success to continue.
John DeBerry, of Memphis, Tennessee, delivers the third of three sermons on the subject of "Looking at America Through the Eyes of Faith." In this sermon, the husband and father of two looks at our nation through the eyes of a family man.
