We are prone to settle for the cheap indulgent pleasures of this life instead of holding out for the ultimate privilege of knowing God.  I. Israel's Sin II. God's Purpose III. God's Character

Israel allowed themselves to drift into complacency; viewing God's choice of them as privilege without responsibility. Believers must recognize that our calling means we are expected to walk in loyalty and faithfulness to God I. Calling II. Cause and Effect III. No Escape

Israel and Judah are judged first and foremost for their rejection of God's Word I. Judah's Error II. Israel's Error III. The Consequences

Amos begins his message to Israel with judgment on the nations I. Who is Amos? II. The Lord Roars III. The Nations are Judged

Jeroboam's success as a king was meant to highlight the mercy and grace of God in bringing the people to repentance. As we begin a study in Amos, we go to 2 Kings for some context I. The Success of Jeroboam II. The Reason  III. The Lesson

In Paul's final words to the Corinthians, he reveals the things he considers most important for them to know. I. Proof of being in Christ II. Test Yourselves III. Final Benediction

Paul's powerful conclusion to his boasting about his weakness I. Paul's Vision II. Sufficiency III. The Purpose of Paul's Letter

Sunday June 2nd 2 Corinthians 11:16-33  I. Foolish boasting II. Paul's great boast III. Boasting in weakness

Elder Steve Hynes brings the message this week addressing the "Disruptive Moments" that God places in our lives I. The purpose of Disruptive Moments II. The pain of Disruptive Moments III. The provision in Disruptive Moments IV. The product of Disruptive Moments V. The perspective of Disruptive Moments VI. The principles to learn from Disruptive Moments

Paul continues his contrast with the super apostles revealing that he proclaims a different message and has a different character I. Different Gospel II. Different Character III. The Final Condemnation

In response to the accusation that his ministry is merely in the flesh, Paul provides the weapons, standards and goal of his apostolic ministry I. Different Weapons II. Different Standards III. Different Goals

The thing that will determine the level of our generosity is not our personal wealth, but our belief in who God is I. Prepared Giving II. Cheerful Giving III. Who God Is

I. Finish the Task II. The Purpose of Abundance III. Titus' Example

The ability to give is a grace from God and shows that we have given our lives fully to Him.  I. The Macedonian Example II. Gave themselves to the Lord III. Proving the Sincerity of your love

Session 4 of 4 Dr. Mark Farnham is our guest speaker at this year's annual apologetic conference. Learn more about him ⁠⁠here⁠⁠. To learn more about Church of the Living Christ visit our ⁠⁠website

Session 3 of 4 Dr. Mark Farnham is our guest speaker at this year's annual apologetic conference. Learn more about him ⁠⁠here⁠⁠. To learn more about Church of the Living Christ visit our ⁠⁠website

Session 2 of 4 Dr. Mark Farnham is our guest speaker at this year's annual apologetic conference. Learn more about him ⁠here⁠. To learn more about Church of the Living Christ visit our ⁠website

Session 1 of 4 Dr. Mark Farnham is our guest speaker at this year's annual apologetic conference. Learn more about him here. To learn more about Church of the Living Christ visit our website

In our chapter this morning, Paul shows us that God looks for repentance in His people because that demonstrates their humility.  1. Paul's Ministry 2. God's Comfort 3. Repentance

Luke 24:13-35 Luke's interpretation of the resurrection shows that belief must come from God and is dependent upon the Scripture.  I. The Disciples' Blindness II. Jesus' Argument III. The Recognition