11/08/2026 – Sojourners Bible Study – Caleb Byrd – Paul demonstrated what real Christian relationships should look like. We looked at 4 essential qualities of eternal relationships. How should we build relationships in our lives built for eternity?

In this message, unnecessary competition becomes another setting in which the sovereign God advances His gospel. Continuing the study of undesirable circumstances and unassertive Christians, the lesson directs attention to God’s work rather than treating obstacles around the gospel as proof that His work has stopped.

In this lesson, undesirable circumstances and unassertive Christians become settings in which our sovereign God advances His gospel. The first part of this study directs attention to His work through these unlikely conditions, rather than assuming that the gospel’s advance depends on favorable circumstances.

In this study, prayer for ourselves and others centers on lavish love in discernment, enduring excellence with integrity, and fruitful faith through Christ. These requests give substance to real relationships by directing attention to what believers should seek for one another.

[Original Recording failed] This is an adapted reteaching for an Adult Bible Study.

In this message, genuine gratitude is examined by whether it is expressed in God’s ways, motivated by His will, and based on His work. These distinctions help believers consider both how they give thanks and how they recognize God’s work in their lives.

This introduction to Philippians considers Paul as its inspired author, the church at Philippi as its audience, and the anticipation of grace and peace through Jesus Christ. Together, these opening elements prepare listeners to understand the letter and its continuing significance for believers.

05/17/2026 –  Cornerstone Bible Study – Richard Goff – In this lesson, we explore the crucial mindset of humility, which serves as the cornerstone for cultivating the mind of Christ.

01/04/2026 – Spanish Bible Study – Luis Cassis – El mensaje se basa en Filipenses 1:6 y contrasta la fragilidad de nuestras resoluciones humanas con la perfecta fidelidad de Dios. Comienza con el patrón tan conocido del entusiasmo de Año Nuevo seguido por el rápido desánimo, y luego nos dirige a un Dios que nunca deja su obra inconclusa. Escribiendo desde la prisión, Pablo expresa una profunda convicción que se convierte en el fundamento del gozo cristiano: Dios comenzó la obra de la salvación, la continúa fielmente en el presente y la llevará a su completa culminación con absoluta certeza… read more