08/18/2024 – Philippians Bible – Mike Payne – Paul reveals the character of ministry through his knowledge of young Timothy; his son in the faith.

08/18/2024 – Deuteronomy Bible Study – Brian Irby – Moses reminds the 2nd generation of the specific Appointed Times that Yahweh designated for Israel to gather together in the place where His name would dwell, for corporate worship, celebration, and remembrance.

Eschatology Q&A with Pastor Shane Koehler & Pastor Brian Irby

Caleb Byrd answers final questions from the summer series – MTD  

08/11/2024 – Sunday Sermon – Shane Koehler – On TES Sunday, Shane’s expounds on the importance of trading men for leadership. Do You Have a Burden For the Church? Do You Have Affirmation From Leaders? Do You Have Adequate Training?         A.  Are you Equipped?         B.  Can You Protect the Flock?               1.  Discernment and Courage.         C.  Are you Trained For Oversight?               1. Competence and Diligence.    4.  Do You Have the Giftedness for Vocation?

08/11/2024 – Philippians Bible Study – Mike Payne – Why would Christians ever ‘grumble and complain’ and why does Paul say about avoiding such a state?

08/11/2024 – 1 Corinthians Bible Study – Richard Goff – In this lesson, we discuss the distinction between prophecy as proclamation of new, divine revelation vs. prophecy as proclamation of divine truth already revealed. We also cover the closing section of 1 Corinthians 14 and Paul’s instructions for orderly worship.

08/11/2024 – Deuteronomy Bible Study – Brian Irby – The Sabbatical System was set up by Yahweh so that the nation of Israel would have built in required times of rest and remembrance, each year and throughout their existence. The Sabbatical system was designed to help Israel to be wholly devoted to Yahweh in love.

08/11/2024 – Galatians Bible Study – Tim Brown – The Galatian believers, so recently set free from sin by their trust in Christ, were now acting as though they were still dependent on some system of rules and ceremonies to make them acceptable to God. So, Paul, begins his transition in his letter from doctrinal explanation to practical exhortation by urging the readers to stand firm in their new freedom.  He does so first by showing –Christ’s purpose in redemption (5:1a)  1For freedom Christ has set us free; That’s His purpose! Paul’s 2nd practical exhortation is to resist reenslavement (5:1b–6)