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We invite you to browse our website. We are adding sermons regularly. A few articles have been uploaded. Take a few minutes to read, listen, or stop by and visit us if you are in the area. The church building is at 81 Elgin Hills Drive in Rogersville, Alabama. We meet Sundays at 9am, 10am, and 5pm. We also meet Wednesday evenings at 7pm.
The Prophet Habakkuk
Habakkuk is a short, powerful book that offers much for us today in our studies. Whether it is God's people in Judah, or Babylon whom God will bring against Judah in judgment, the earth should be silent before Jehovah God. And the just in His sight will guide their lives by trusting God and His word.
The Way of Cain
Jude writes that false teachers have gone in the way of Cain. What is the way of Cain? Some have noted that as Cain physically killed his brother, so false teachers spiritually kill those who heed their teaching. This is true and very probably the heart of Jude's point. We invite you to listen to a sermon titled The Way of Cain to look at how sin developed in Cain's life.
Lessons of the Cross
Why did God choose the cross? What lessons might we learn from the cross? We invite you to listen to a sermon on that topic titled simply, "Lessons of the Cross."
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Gospel Meeting, June 10-15: Isaac Munoz Preaching
Sunday 9am, 10am, 5pm
Monday-Friday 7pm
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The Rather Brethren?
A preacher whose life began in the 19th century and ended in the 20th, Henry Ficklin, was said to have referred to people with whom he disagreed as the, "rather brethren." It was a reference to the King James Version wording in 2 Peter 1:10: "Wherefore the rather, brethren, give diligence to make your calling and election sure..." He is said to have used this reference to remind us all that we must make our calling and election sure. Two sermons are posted titled, "The Rather Brethren." We invite you to listen.
We Invite You To Listen
We invite you to browse to our sermons page and listen to some of the sermons listed there. Our every effort to speak only where the Bible speaks and to remain silent where it is silent.
Meditating on God's Word
The blessed man in Psalm 1 is said to be one who meditates in God's law day and night. Paul instructed Timothy: "Study to show thyself approved unto God." Are we reading, studying, and thinking about God's word? We should be.
For He is Risen
The gospel of Jesus Christ is the story of His death, His burial, and His resurrection. We can die with Him in baptism, crucifying the old worldly person we were and rise up from that watery grave to live a new life in Him. His resurrection gives us hope in this life of eternal life with Him in Heaven. We invite you to listen to our Sunday sermon on April 1st that looked at the paradox of the prophecy of a Savior who would die and establish an eternal kingdom, becoming Lord of lords and King of kings: For He is Risen.
In All Good Conscience
Paul told the Jewish Council that he had lived in all good conscience, even though he had not believed Jesus to be the Christ and had sought to do many things against His name. How do we train our conscience in truth and then live without violating our conscience? We invite you to listen to the sermon titled, "In All Good Conscience."
The Road Less Traveled
Jesus taught of a broad way and a narrow way, saying that the narrow way leads to heaven. He added that few find it. Are we walking the road less traveled?
A New Commandment
Jesus gave His disciples a new commandment at the last Passover He observed with them. He told them to love one another as He had loved them. There is a progression of love taught in the Bible: love your neighbor, love your enemies, love as Christ loves us. This is a mark of true discipleship.
The Blessed of Revelation
Seven times in the book of Revelation, there is a pronouncement regarding the blessed of God. We invite you to listen to a sermon by the title, The Blessed of Revelation, on our sermon page. When God reveals to us who is blessed, it behooves us to pay very close attention.
The Will to Do His Will
Jesus said, "If any man will to do his will, he shall know the doctrine, whether it be of God, or whether I speak of myself" (John 7:17). No special intervention is needed by the Holy Ghost. If we have the will to do His will, we can know the doctrine of Christ, that it is His, and that we can be saved by loving Him and keeping His commandments (John 14:15). We invite you to listen to the sermon titled, "The Will to Do His Will."
Unusual Miracles
Most all miracles in the Scripture are benevolent: the blind see, the deaf hear, the lame walk, etc. But some are not benevolent. We invite you to listen to a sermon about An Unusual Miracle.
Time and How We Use It
How are we spending our time? Are we redeeming it for the Lord? Will God reward us with a home with Him when time here runs out? The last two sermons added speak to these questions. One is titled, "Time." The other is, "In the Face of Death." Jesus taught the Christians in Smyrna to be faithful until death. How much more would He expect us to be faithful in the face of peer pressure and the like? What are we doing with our time? We invite you to listen to these two sermons.
Away With You Satan
Our goal as disciples of Jesus is to be like Him, to avoid sin in our lives, and to be found acceptable by Him. What is your plan to avoid temptation, to deal with it? We invite you to listen to a short sermon on that question: Dealing With Temptation.
New Year Resolutions
The beginning of a new year marks the end of an old one. It is a time when many take stock of life and resolve to accomplish certain goals. Let God be at the forefront of all our decisions. We invite you to come join us for Bible study, worship, and to discipleship of Jesus Christ.
Do You Know Jesus?
The apostle John wrote, "Now by this we know that we know Him, if we keep His commandments" (1 John 2:3). Do you know Jesus? We invite you to listen to a sermon on our sermons page titled, "Knowing God & Jesus."
God of the Hills and Valleys
The Syrians thought the Lord God was God of only the hills when Israel defeated them in 1 Kings 20, so God sent a prophet to Israel's king saying, "Because the Syrians have said, 'The LORD is God of the hills, but he is not God of the valleys, therefore will I deliver all this great multitude into thine hand, and ye shall know that I am the LORD'" (1 Kings 20:28). God will see us through the hills and valleys of our lives too, if we will trust and obey. We invite you to listen to a sermon on this topic, "The God of the Hills and of the Valleys."
Of Whom the World Isn't Worthy
The writer of Hebrews speaks of those who accomplished much by faith and who suffered much because of their faith. The world tends to look at Godly people as oddities and misfits, but God looks at the faithful as people of whom the world is not worthy. We invite you to listen to a short sermon on this topic. We invite you to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.
Observing the Lord's Supper Memorial
May a few in an assembly observe the Lord's Supper? The Sunday morning lesson October 29th looked at the view of those who say no. The Sunday afternoon lesson October 29th looked at the view of those who say yes. We invite you to listen to these two sermons. They are not the last word by any means, but rather an effort to put the views of brethren forth as well as possible. May God help understand the truth.
You Also Be Ready
There is a need to be ready - ready always. The examples of the faithful in scripture are of people who were ready to obey. Abram left his home, not knowing where he was going. Are we ready? This past Sunday's morning sermon looked at the kind of faith that is ready to obey, ready to suffer, ready to overcome this world. We invite you to listen.
What is Your Life?
We've added two lessons about life on earth. One looks at what our lives are and what will we do with this gift from God, and the other looks at the idea of choosing the better things in life from a scriptural viewpoint. We invite you to listen and reason with us about life under the sun.
An Invitation to All
Gospel Meeting: Ron Daley Preaching
October 8-11, 2017
Sunday 9am, 10am, 5pm
Monday-Wednesday 7pm
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