The Truth From The Word

What choice will you make? Not just today, but every day. Will you follow God or not? This is the subject of this sermon. Please click the link and enjoy a message from the word of the Lord.

One of the best things we can leave behind when our time on earth is done, is not money, but memories. We want to leave our loved ones with good memories of us. In this lesson, Brother John Griffis examines how we can accomplish that goal.

This past weekend was our 2nd anual congregational RECHARGE.  The members of the North Jackson Avenue Church of Christ left behind the hustle and bustle of daily life, and spent Friday, Saturday, and part of Sunday at Weeki Wachee Christian Camp.
The theme of our weekend was "Learning to Work Better Together."  In order to help us work together more successfully, we chose to examine the Twelve Disciples of Christ.  If those men could work together and "Turn the World upside down", then we should also be able to connect with one another.
This lesson is the summary of our wonderful weekend away.  Please enjoy our study.

Having been blind for more than 20 years, I have had the opportunity to experience life from a completely different point of view than most folks.  I have been using a white cane for the majority of that time.  As a walker, I have made a couple of observations about walking in general, and the people I've met in particular. 

These observations are also applicable to our spiritual walk.  We invite you to join us as Rusty examines life from, "The Pedestrians Point Of View."

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"The Lord is my shepherd."   It is with these words that David begins one of the most well-known works of literature of all time.  In this lesson, Brother John Griffis examines the comforting words of the Psalmist.  These words are designed for those in need of strength.  To read the full-text version of this sermon, visit us at: www.bartowchurchofchrist.blogspot.com

There is a song which we sing that asks: "Are you sowing the ceed of the kingdom?" It is this same question which Brother John Griffis will examine in this lesson. Please click the title, and discover what God has to say on this subject.

In this lesson, we offer a message presented by Brother Steven Walling. Brother Walling is a first year student at the Florida School of Preaching. Please click the lesson title and enjoy God's word.

"Does Jesus Care?" Not only is this a question which we as people often ask, it is also song #507 in Songs of Faith and Praise. Our goal and objective is to answer that question today. We want to know, Does Jesus caere about my worries, my fears, and my grief? We want to invite you to join us, and learn the answer to thisimportant topic. We would also invite you to check out the full-text version of this lesson at www.bartowchurchofchrist.blogspot.com

Regret is something that we all live with in life. However, in Christ, and service to him, there should never be regrets. In this lesson, Brother John Griffis examines this very subject.

"For I've seen faithful love face-to-face, and Jesus is his name!" These are the words which we find on page 18 in Songs of Faith and Praise. In them, we discover that our Lord and savior Jesus Christ is the very definition of true, honest, and ever enduring Faithful Love. I want to invite you to click on the link, and enjoy this third lesson in our series.

James Rowe was a man who knew pain and suffering. However, he was also a man who knew God, and most importantly, he knew God's amazing love.
In the song, "Love Lifted Me", Mr. Rowe shares what he learned concerning God's love with us. Please join us as we continue our sermon series examining the lessons from our songs.

What if you had the chance to write a letter to yourself at the age of 17? What would you say? What advice would you give?
In this lesson, Rusty Hilliard will examine that very question.

First in a two-part series looking at the Church VS. man-made religion

Second in a series examining the Church VS. man-made religion.

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