Church of Christ Lessons and Sermons From 2008

How to Know What is Right 

Christian Living

In our daily lives and in our spiritual walk, we face decisions that demand we choose between right and wrong. But how do we know what is truly right? Many in the world rely on feelings, popular opinion, or the example of moral individuals. Yet the Bible warns that these are unreliable guides. This lesson will explore the only sure way to determine what is right in God’s eyes: searching the Scriptures.

Anger in Our Lives

Christian Living

The book of Proverbs can be seen as a wise father sitting down with his child to give instruction on how to live a good life. Solomon’s words are full of good doctrine and practical lessons. Among the topics he addresses often is the subject of anger—one of the strongest emotions we experience. God gave us the capacity for anger, but like all emotions, it must be handled in a way that pleases Him. This lesson will examine what the Bible says about anger, its dangers, its proper use, and how we should respond to it in others.

Proper Use of the Tongue   

Christian Living

Tongue

The book of Proverbs offers practical, down-to-earth instruction for daily living, often likened to a wise father teaching his child. Among its many themes is the proper use of the tongue. Our words are not insignificant; God places great value on what we say, how we say it, and when we say it. Solomon shows us that the tongue can sustain life, bring healing, provide wisdom, and spread God’s truth—but it can also destroy if misused.

Reactions to Christ's Birth  

Jesus Christ

During certain times of the year, the minds of many turn to Christ, especially around December 25th, even though the Bible gives no command or authority to observe His birth as a religious holiday. The early church did not celebrate it, and historical and biblical evidence suggests December is an unlikely time for His actual birth. Regardless of the date, people do think more about Jesus during this season, and this creates an opportunity for us to speak with them about the good news. Just as people in the first century reacted in different ways to the announcement of Jesus’ birth, so will people today respond differently when we share the gospel. Studying these first-century responses will help us in our evangelism.

Work

Proverbs offers timeless wisdom on work and diligence, showing that faithful labor honors God, blesses others, and strengthens character. This lesson examines the blessings of hard work, the folly of laziness, and the call to labor diligently in both daily life and the Lord’s kingdom, bringing glory to our Creator.

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Revelation 12 Pt. 1

Psalm 119 & Spirituality

Revelation 11 Part 2

Fellowship

Priorities for the New Year

Revelation 11 part 1