Biblical sermons that show what God has said, what it means, and how we can apply it in our lives to
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When Jesus was asked "What is the greatest commandment?" - what was His answer? In this sermon we will consider what Jesus had to say about the greatest commandment.
When Jesus was asked "What is the greatest commandment?" - what was His answer? In this sermon we will consider what Jesus had to say about the greatest commandment. Check out our website Interested in a Bible study? Click here More biblical content: West Hobbs Street Church of Christ Bible Exposito...
This sermon considers from Acts 16 what it means to be a mission minded Christian. As we will notice, it is critically important that Christians remain mission minded, no matter what they face in life.
This sermon considers from Acts 16 what it means to be a mission minded Christian. As we will notice, it is critically important that Christians remain mission minded, no matter what they face in life. Interested in a Bible study? Click here More biblical content: West Hobbs Street Church of Christ....
If you could ask God for one thing, what would it be?
What one thing would you ask God for? Something for yourself? Would you ask for something for someone else? Check out the following links for more bi...
Did you know that John 3 16 is the greatest love story ever told? Jesus explained 3 ways God's love is the greatest love story ever told. Through His love, H...
Andrew Wynne is back with us again. What can we learn from the tower of Babel - the good and the bad? Let's study together!
Paul deeply loved the church in Corinth, yet they also had many problems. Some had even come to resent Paul and challenged his authority as an apostle. How does he close his letter to this church?
How should a Christian use their words? How should they not use their words? Let's consider what Jesus has to say about our speech, and then a list of do not's and do's.
What do we learn from Paul's closing remarks to the Christians in Rome?
We notice what Paul emphasizes as he closes his letter to the Christians in Rome. What can we learn from these concluding words?
Andrew Wynne is our guest speaker. This lesson focuses on the church of Christ, the one we read of within the pages of Scripture. What is right about Jesus' church?
When the walls need repairing, what will we do? Will we sit on the sidelines and wait for someone else to get to work? Or will we get to work, doing what we can?
Sometimes a church's expectations for a preacher are far too low. Sometimes, the expectations are much too high for the preacher to meet. Both are not good. We should expect no more and no less from the preacher than God expects. But, what are His expectations?
The New King James Version is the primary translation used in this sermon. The Smithville church of Christ Website. The Smithville church of Christ page. If you are looking for biblical content to watch, check out the Gospel Broadcasting Network. If you are interested in studying the Bible,...
After providing encouragement to shepherds and the flock, God gives us a warning about our common enemy.
Do we truly trust God? This study will challenge us to trust God - even during the worst of times.
We find out more about Jesus' church as we continue our study in the book of Acts. We hope you will join us!
When we suffer, we need to remember Christ's example, we need to remember that God sees and hears us, and we need to remember our hope.
As we continue, we notice that the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus is emphasized. Also, the forgiveness of sins is offered in Jesus' name. Jesus' church will proclaim this message of salvation.
Christian living is not just something that is done out in the world, or on the job, but it is also something that must be done within the walls of our home! Let's consider the example of Christ together as we study what God has to say about the marriage relationship in 1 Peter 3:1-7.
Acts 2 is a day that went down in history - why? Why is what happened in Acts 2 so vital as we look for Jesus' church? Listen to find out why!
Why are Christians commanded to respectfully submit themselves to their masters - even if they are treated harshly? Join us and listen with an open Bible and an open heart as we consider this question from God's Word together.
As Acts, a book about the acts of Jesus' church, begins, we are introduced to several key themes for the book.
Christians are commanded to do good so that we bring glory and honor to God. Our text reveals two ways in which we do this - by living differently, and by submitting to government.
As God's people travel as pilgrims through this world and face the hardships of life, they must proclaim the precious name of Jesus - the risen Lord and Christ.
How do we view the Gospel of Jesus Christ?
Are you interested in the Gospel? Does what you think of the Gospel move beyond mere interest?
It is my hope that this study will assist those who are looking for Jesus' church. Hopefully, it also helps strengthen those who are a part of Jesus' church.
Please share this with family, friends, and loved ones! The Word of God is powerful, and I believe that a simple study of the book of Acts will help others as they look for Jesus' church.
Are you searching for Jesus' church? Let's find it together as we look to the book of Acts - a book about Jesus' church.
In order for Christians to love one another fervently, there are some things that must be laid aside. We also must replace those things with something else. Let's examine what God's Word says!
How are Christians to be holy? What does it mean to be holy? And, why does being holy even matter? Let's consider 1 Peter 1:13-21 and find the explanation from the Word of God.
1 Peter was written to Christians that were scattered because of the danger they faced from persecution. While what we are facing today from the COVID-19 is not persecution, our lives are in danger and this is also a difficult time for us. This sermon comes from 1 Peter 1:1-12 and will focus on what God does not want us to forget during difficult times.
1 Peter was written to Christians that were scattered because of the danger they faced from persecution. While what we are facing today from the COVID-19 is not persecution, our lives are in danger and this is also a difficult time for us. This sermon will come from 1 Peter 1:1-12 and we will focus....
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Christianity · 2020
How should we come before God when we worship Him? Let's consider some examples who found themselves in God's presence and see what we can learn.
Thanks for listening! Hopefully, it encourages you!
A few months ago, none of us had ever heard of the Coronavirus – now, it’s all anyone is talking about. Have we considered that this moment in our world’s history is a tremendous time for us to let our light shine as God’s people?
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The Smithville church of Christ is a local congregation of the Lord's church. We are not a denomination, we belong to Jesus Christ. He is the head, and we ar...
Our guest Travis Brown points out many of the blessings of a Christian family. What does God have to say about our family?
Our guest Travis Brown points many of the blessings of a Christian family. What does God have to say about our family?
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