Continue the Bible Study in John 8, beginning at verse 31: "The Truth Will Set You Free."

Pastor Glen Thomas continues the study of John 8.

Pastor Thomas continues the study of John 7, beginning at verse 40, discussing who Jesus really is.

Pastor Glen Thomas leads the Bible study beginning in John 7.

Rev. Glen Thomas continues the study in the Gospel of John, beginning in chapter 7.

Hear the remainder of John 6 on Jesus as the Bread of Life.

Begin studying John chapter 6 when Jesus feeds the 5000 and walks on water.

Hear a continued study on John 5, including who Jesus is, the authority of Jesus, and testimonies about Him.

Continue studying the Gospel of John, beginning in chapter 4 verse 43. Hear about Jesus the Prophet having no honor in His hometown, and how Jesus heals the official's Son.

Hear about baptism, the disciples, and the Samaritan woman at the well in John 3-4.

Hear the study of Nicodemus and his encounter with Jesus in John 3.

Rev. Glen Thomas studies John 2, beginning at verse 13.

Pastor Lawton Thompson continues the Gospel of John, beginning in chapter 1, verse 24.

Pastor Thomas leads an in-depth study of John 1:6-34, including the description of Christ as the Lamb of God Who takes away the sin of the world and the One on Whom the Spirit descended in the form of a dove.

Pastor Glen Thomas begins a new study of the Gospel of John, including an overview of the book, information on the author, and a thorough study of John 1:1-14.

Pastor David Smith studies Hebrews 13, full of final instructions for the congregations.

Pastor Lawton Thompson studies Hebrews 12, beginning at verse 3, about how we are to endure.

At the close of Hebrews 11, the author focuses on the faith of those in ages past. Chapter 12 begins with an exhortation to hearers to run the race by keeping their eyes on Jesus the author and perfector of our faith.

Hebrews chapter 11 is the great “faith” chapter of the Bible. The author of Hebrews holds before his hearers the men and women who have gone before us trusting in the promises of God. Such a faith is “the assurance of things hoped for, and the conviction of things unseen."

Pastor David Smith continues the study of Hebrews, beginning in chapter 10 verse 19.

Hebrews 10:1-18 brings to a close the author’s focus on Jesus Christ as our High Priest and all He has done for us as He sprinkles His own blood to atone for our sins. He closes with God’s precious promise, "I will remember their sins and their lawless deeds no more.” Thanks be to God!

As we finish chapter 7 and move into chapter 8, the author of Hebrews continues to point us to our great High Priest, Jesus Christ. For He has not only saved us completely but intercedes for us forever. True comfort for his audience then and us now.

An important theme of Hebrews is that Jesus Christ is our eternal High Priest. In chapter 7 we hear that His priesthood is not after the order of Levi as in Old Testament Israel. His priesthood is in the order of Melchizedek by His Father’s decree in Psalm 110:4. What does this mean and what are the implications of this? Today we discuss this myste…

Pastor David Smith leads the Bible study on Hebrews 5 and 6. At the close of Hebrews 5 and through chapter 6, the author is warning his hearers not to turn from the faith. At the same time he is encouraging them to grow in their faith through the Word and believe in the promises of God abiding in hope.…

Pastor Lawton Thompson covers Hebrews 4:1-5:10, focusing on rest for the people of God and Jesus as our high priest.