Springer Road Church of Christ
Lawrenceburg, TN
Faithful Christians believe that through His Word, God has provided a pattern for those things which are essential to faithfulness. God’s patterns lay out morality, doctrine, and worship. But what about leadership? Does Scripture provide a pattern for how the New Testament Church is to be led? Of equal importance, if there is such a pattern, are we following it?
Audio Only: Church Leadership: The New Testament Pattern
Paul was the first to preach the gospel to the Galatians. But since his departure, others had come and taught an altered gospel. When Paul learned of this, he penned an inspired letter to defend the truth and vanquish the false gospel that threatened the churches. This lesson is an introduction to Galatians – the first in a series taught by the teachers of the Springer Road Church of Christ.
Audio Only: Introduction to Galatians
As a guest at a Pharisee’s house, Jesus unleashed a series of stinging woes on the Pharisees and Lawyers. Following this, thousands flocked to hear Him, and He used the opportunity to give serious warnings to His disciples. This lesson covers these woes and warnings that are recorded in Luke chapters 11 and 12.
Audio Only: Woes and Warnings
The Christian life is not just about choosing between right and wrong, but choosing what is best. Many well-meaning Christians find themselves in the same boat as Martha–distracted, anxious, and troubled. In this lesson from the Life of Christ series, Nate Bibens discusses Luke 10:38-42, and the story of Jesus in the home of Martha and Mary!
Audio Only: One Thing is Needed
Towards the end of the “Olivet Discourse” (Mt. 24 -25), Jesus taught the Parable of the Talents. Jesus used a series of parables to teach on always being prepared. Then, He used the Parable of the Talents to show how to be prepared. In this lesson from Nate Bibens focuses on this important parable and the lessons every Christian should take from it!
Audio Only: The Parable of the Talents
Proverbs 31:28 says a virtuous woman’s children will “rise up and call her blessed.” But this idea isn’t mere sentimentality or a nice idea for a Mother’s Day card. Godly mothers deserve our respect and honor. This lesson explores the traits of godly mothers, and just why we should rise up and call them blessed!
Audio Only: Rise Up and Call Her Blessed
“Is this modest?” We’ve all asked or heard that question. It’s an important question, because Paul exhorts Christian women to adorn themselves in “modest apparel” (KJV). But what is modest or immodest? In this lesson, evangelist Nate Bibens studies 1 Timothy 2:9-10 and explores the full Biblical meaning of modesty.
Audio Only: True Beauty: The Unsurpassed Worth of Modesty
There are dozens of English Bible translations. This is a great blessing, but it can make choosing a translation a daunting choice. This sermon discusses the importance of Bible translation, and provides a basic overview to the history of Bible translation. It also reviews various translation philosophies that Bible translators employ. We hope this lesson is a helpful review of an important topic!
Audio Only: Bible Translations
In Luke 16, Jesus tells one of the most sobering parables of all. We invite you to listen to this lesson by James Smith on the story of “the Rich Man and Lazarus”!
Audio Only: The Rich Man & Lazarus
