Freeport Church of Christ

In the Old Testament God uses examples of being saved by and through water. In the New Testament John the Baptist prophesizes about the coming messiah and uses baptism to demonstrate a sorrow for sins. Then Jesus comes teaching Water as a part of His sa

We’ve defined Grace, we’ve compared Grace and Law, now we talk about growing in God’s Grace

Last week we talked of the definition of Grace. This lesson is determining the difference in Grace and Law

Without Grace we are permanently separated from our God. Bot many people misunderstand Grace. Let’s look at what the bible says about Grace.

Singing has great value in the worship of God. It teaches, it uplifts, it corrects and it unites.

When is prayer repetitive or vainly repetitious?

God asks Habakkuk to record a prophecy. Habakkuk questions God about His faithfulness in turmoil. God tells him to HAVE FAITH.

God is good, even when all else seems bad.

God’s word will bring revival….If you open your heart to that word.

Nehemiah Prays, God Answers, Nehemiah Recognizes God’s Response and Acts on it. Now, with work progressing Nehemiah finds the greatest danger is from inside not out.

Praying is one thing; but being ready to act on God’s response is another.

When confronted with a problem Nehemiah went to God first for a solution. Where do you go.

How do we keep from letting our worship get lukewarm. It comes from remembering Who and What God is.

Last week we asked "Are You Ready" Here’s some good news, God is Able to Make you Ready. How, By Redeeming You!

Are you ready to serve; well, that depends on if you have made yourself ready to be used by God.

Moses is prepared, called and sent out. It is a sanctification process we all must go through to serve God. Lesson one is about that preparation.

Being A Sower comes with challenges and a necessity for us to be prepared for the task.

Not all Bible stories are about heroes doing phenomenal things for God. This Easter morning’s lesson is about 3 men who had encounters that led them to the foot of the cross.

We have been justified, we are being sanctified, and we will be glorified. Join us as we look at these three phases of our walk with God.

Knowing what to do is sometimes hard. Today let’s look at the commands of Jesus and see what he would have us do.