Springer Road Church of Christ
Lawrenceburg, TN
Who is Jesus? That one question is one of the most important questions we will ever be confronted with. It was an important question during Jesus’ very own lifetime, and a question He essentially posed to His disciples. In this lesson, Nate Bibens reviews the wonderful and important conversation that takes place in Matthew 16:13-23!
Audio Only: The Messiah and His Work
One of the most cherished elements of Christian worship is the Lord’s Supper. In this lesson, Nate Bibens reviews the New Testament accounts of the institution of this memorial feast to determine the Scriptural pattern God has given for Christians to follow when observing the Lord’s Supper today.
Writing to the Corinthian Christians, Paul commanded their worship services be done “decently and in order.” In this lesson, brother Ed Daniel reviews 1 Corinthians 14 and other passages to discuss the regulations of the assembly as given by inspired New Testament writers, particularly focusing on the teaching that should take place when the Church comes together for worship.
In this lesson, Nate Bibens begins a new teaching series on 2 Corinthians with a brief introduction to the letter, and a review of the opening eleven verses to the letter.
Audio Only –Comfort Through Affliction
The modern view of Christian worship is often, “worship is the right thing to do, and there’s no wrong way to do it!” Is this accurate? Is this a Scriptural view of New Testament worship? In this lesson, Nate Bibens looks to both the Old and New Testaments to see examples of God-given patterns, and seeks to find the Biblical answer to the questions “Is there a pattern for worship?”
There are those in modern day Christianity who teach the Church was a stop-gap measure put in place when Jesus was unexpectedly rejected by the Jewish people. But if that is they case, then why do the Old Testament prophets speak prophetically of the church? In this lesson, evangelist Ed Daniel investigates a few of the major Old Testament prophecies concerning the Church, and in so doing demonstrates that the Church is part of God’s plan, and the church is identifiable even today!
The majority of modern, American Christians live a comfortable life of safety, security, and plenty. While we rightly thank God for such things, we must also beware. From the beginning of time even the most righteous individuals have struggled to stave off complacency and sinfulness during such times. In this lesson, Nate Bibens examines a handful of such Biblical examples while reminding Christians today of Moses’ message long ago, “Beware, Lest You Forget!”
When Jesus withdrew for a brief period to the region of Tyre and Sidon, He met a woman in desperate need, for her little daughter was severely oppressed by a demon. Instead of immediately granting the woman’s request, Jesus acts and speaks in a way that seems strange, even offensive. In the end however, He extols the woman’s faith and grants her request. Why did Jesus do and say what He did? And what made the Syro-Phoenician woman’s faith so commendable? Find out in this lesson from the Life of Christ series entitled “Great Faith and Little Dogs!”
Audio Only: Great Faith and Little Dogs
Most people who claim to be Christian will agree that the Bible is the Word of God. Interpreting and applying the Bible, however, is something about which many disagree. Of the various issues of Bible interpretation, perhaps none has been so difficult as that of Bible silence. In this lesson, brother Ed Daniel helps us determine what is and isn’t true Bible silence, and helps us see from Scripture how we should respond when God is silent.
It’s no secret that there is a great deal of religious confusion in the world today. The real question is, how can we find truth and unity amidst such confusion? In this lesson, brother Ed Daniel reminds us that if we wish to please God and abide in His truth, then we must rely on His Word, and simply be a people “Speaking as the Oracles of God!”