Message: “The Song of Mary” from Lance Bourgeois
A message from the series “Songs of the Advent.” Lance concludes our three-part Christmas series with this study of Mary’s response to the news she received.
Message: “The Song of Simeon” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “Songs of the Advent.” The response of Simeon upon seeing the fulfillment of God’s promise.
Message: “The Song of Zechariah” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “Songs of the Advent.” Presented in broadcast form only (due to winter weather conditions), Reggie leads this study of the song of Zechariah—the first of our three-part Christmas series.
Message: “A Prayer of Thanksgiving for the Colossians” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “The Thankful Prayers of Paul.” Reggie concludes this two-part Thanksgiving series based on Paul’s letters to early churches.
Message: “A Prayer of Thanksgiving for the Philippians” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “The Thankful Prayers of Paul.” Tom begins our two-part Thanksgiving series.
Message: “Grace Giving” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Reggie concludes “What It Means to Be the Church” with this second part of our study of biblical giving principles.
Message: “Financial Giving Under the Mosaic Law” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Tom leads this study of the history of giving to the Lord, beginning with the tithes directed under the Mosaic Law.
Message: “The Path of Restoration” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Reggie looks at the model and purpose for the difficult issue of church discipline.
Message: “A Case for Believer’s Baptism” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Tom leads this study of believer’s baptism, the second ordinance of the church.
Message: “The Ordinance of the Lord’s Supper” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Reggie leads us in this study and practice of the Lord’s Supper, the first of two ordinances of the church.