Dover Church of Christ

As we continue our study of "Family Matters," we talk this week about the importance of biblical rest, and the impact of the Old Testament "Sabbath" principle.

Our Sunday morning bible class, surveying the books and large sections of the Bible, and discussion how we can study them.

This week's lesson, in the middle of our series on "Family Matters," comes from the losses and grief we have dealt with as a church in the last year.

Our Sunday morning bible study surveying the books of the Bible, and how we can understanding, study, and apply them.

This week, our study on the family brings us to one of the more controversial Ten Commandments.

Our Sunday morning bible class, surveying the books and large sections of the Bible, and discussion how we can study them.

As sort of a follow-up to last week's lesson on how we can instill a faith that "stays," this week we examine why people leave the church.

Our Sunday morning bible class, surveying the books and large sections of the Bible, and discussion how we can study them.

In this week's "Family Matters" lesson, we look at the importance of bringing up our children in the faith, and how we can do this effectively.

Our Sunday morning bible class, surveying the books and large sections of the Bible, and discussion how we can study them.

The second part of our study in Titus 2, where we discuss the role of men, women, ministers, and servants in the local church.

This week begins our new "Family Matters" series. In our study of Titus 2, we look at what it means to be a spiritual family where our faith and life lessons are being passed down from one generation to the next.

We continue our study of the Acts, looking at the parallels with Luke and the sermons of the Apostles.

Our last prayer in our series comes from the last few lines in the Bible, from John on Patmos, in Revelation 20:22.

This week in our review of the Bible we look at the parallels and themes between the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles.

This week's lesson comes from John 17, where Jesus prayed in the garden for his followers.

This week we open up Luke, the Gospel to the Outcasts.

In our shortened evening service, we pick up the ideas from our morning's lesson, and talk about Paul's message on being content in all things from Philippians 4.

We look at Jesus' cleansing of the lepers in Luke 17 and Proverbs 30:5-9, Agur's prayer for contentment.

This week we finish up some notes from Matthew, and begin Mark, the Gospel to the Romans.

Tonight, we continue studying Daniel, and consider what the church of today can learn from the exiles of the Old Testament.

This week our study of biblical prayers brings us to Daniel, as he is asked to interpret the king's dream.

Our study of the Gospels begins with Matthew, the account of Jesus to the Jews.

Tonight during our devotional we revisit the original context of Psalms 2, and apply it Acts 4, then discuss some of things we can learn from the apostle's prayer.

This week's prayer comes from Acts 4:24-30, where the early church prayed for boldness in preaching the Gospel.