Message: “Myths About the Church of Christ #1” from Kyle Campbell
Myths are easy to perpetuate. This lesson examines three common myths people have about the church of Christ: “You don’t have music in your worship,” “You don’t believe in having pastors,” and “You don’t believe in salvation by grace.”
Message: “Jesus and the Bible” from Kyle Campbell
By observing how Jesus viewed scripture, we can learn how to view scripture. And we will be sanctified in Christ as a result.
Message: “The Sin of Self” from Kyle Campbell
The sin of self is serious. In fact, it’s the way that sin began. In Genesis 3:1-6, Adam and Eve wanted something better for themselves, and Satan convinced them that they could have it.
Message: “Five Things That Matter” from Kyle Campbell
There never seems to be a shortage of turmoil in the world. What really matters in the midst of chaos? There are five really important ones that you need to know!
Message: “The Responsibilities of Elders” from Kyle Campbell
The work of an elder is an immense task, and those who take it on need to be reminded of the several verses that illuminate the charge given to the Lord’s shepherds.
Message: “What to Do When We Worship” from Kyle Campbell
Worship is a critical part of being a Christian, and James 1:22-23 helps us to know what to do when we worship — before, during and after. It can impact your life in an effective and positive way.
Message: “Flattening the Curve” from Kyle Campbell
What’s the greatest pandemic in human history? It’s sin. What can be done about it? There are four practices that will help you overcome your sins.
Message: “The Times of Refreshing” from Kyle Campbell
Peter spoke of “the times of refreshing” in Acts 3:19. What does it mean? It represents an opportunity for you to make a holistic change in your life!
Message: “The Pattern for Authority” from Kyle Campbell
Standards remove confusion. Authority is everything in understanding the will of God. See how the apostles established authority by investigating Acts 15.
Message: “A Virtuous Man” from Kyle Campbell
For Father’s Day, Daniel presents a grand example of the virtues to which husbands and fathers should attain.