Dover Church of Christ

Tonight features a short devotional from Jeremiah, and an extended commentary on Luke 11-12, on what it means to blaspheme against the Holy Spirit.

This week as we continue our study of the Holy Spirit, we look at Luke 12:8-10, and why Jesus calls "blasphemy against the Holy Spirit" an unforgivable sin.

(Apologies - some of the audio is cut off at the beginning.) This week we breakdown Paul's illustration of Hagar and Sarah, and what it means to be "children of the promise," and not to subject ourselves to a "yoke of slavery."

This week we kick-off a few week study of the role of the Holy Spirit in Scripture, starting with understanding the Spirit in the context of personal ministry. (Sermon from 5/12)

This week we study Paul's message about the church of Galatia being sons and heirs with God.

This week we take a break from our "Ministry of" series and discuss how our faith affects our relationships as it pertains to our shepherds, families, and individual church members. Scripture from Colossians 3:12-17.

Tonight we talk about listening to Jesus even in times of overwhelming and overburdening stress, and how stopping to listen can actually help.

This week we continue looking at Galatians 3, and Paul's statements on the faith of Abraham, and "the children of promise."

Tonight, we pick up where we left off this morning, talking about how we can demonstrate our love for God.

This week we look at the classic parable from Luke 10, The Good Samaritan, and how we can show God's love with actions, not just words.

This week, in chapter 3 of Galatians, Paul talks about the insufficiency of the law relative to faith in Christ, and the power of the Holy Spirit.

This evening we look at Jesus' lesson on prayer from the Sermon on the Mount, and a few examples of prayer from the Scriptures.

This morning we look at Mark 9, Jesus' healing of the boy with the unclean spirit, and what it can tell us about the impact of our prayer.

This week we recap our shortened lesson from last week on Gal 1:1-11, and look at Paul's confrontation with Peter at Antioch

Audio from our Sunday night devotional period and class discussion, continuing on the topic of how Christians ought to treat those outside the church.

This week we take a look at Acts 6:1-4, and "ministry of the Word," that all Christians are called to take part in.

This week we study 2 Cor 5:16-21, and Paul's call for Christians to be a part of God's plan of reconciliation for the world.

We continue reading through Paul's letter to the churches of Galatia, as he tells his conversion story. We'll also look at Acts 9, and how it relates to this passage.

This week we begin a new study, staying in the New Testament letters, one of Paul's early ones: Galatians.

In tonight's abbreviated Sunday PM lesson we look at some of the more difficult-to-grasp concepts of the New Testament, and how as Christians we are called to "live in tension" as we wrestle with God's Word.

A lesson from 2 Corinthians 3 on what it means for us being ministers of a new covenant in Jesus Christ.

This morning we continue our "ministry of" series, looking at the example of Job and Lazarus, and the importance of being of simply being present with those who are grieving and suffering.

This week we wrap-up our study of Philemon, and the importance of not only forgiveness, but Christian conduct in all aspects of our lives.

Week 2 of our Sunday night discussion series, a companion study to our lessons from Sunday mornings. This week's topic is "Spiritual Fellowship," where we highlight the unity and discipleship of the early church, and the importance of spiritual family. 

This week we start our "Ministry of..." mini-series, beginning with the example of Apollos from Acts 18-19.