Sierra Ave Church of Christ

In this lesson, Deacon Brian Osburn will discuss what it means to fulfill your role in the Body of Christ. Through 1 Corinthians 12, he will explore how every member of the church—regardless of skill or visibility—has a vital part to play in God’s design. You’ll be encouraged to embrace your unique abilities, work together in unity, and contribute meaningfully to a thriving, spiritually healthy ch...

In this lesson, Deacon Monte Wood will discuss a story of faith found in Luke 7: 36-50. He will explore the transformative power of faith and forgiveness through the story of the sinful woman who anointed Jesus’ feet. We as Christians must recognize our greatest need, taking risks for faith, and the peace that comes from God’s grace. You will be encouraged to embrace repentance and trust in Jesus’...

In this lesson, Brother Ron Jordan will discuss the topic of walking wisely. Ron urges believers to walk wisely by trusting in God, making sound spiritual decisions, and living lives that reflect Christ. Drawing from passages like 2 Corinthians 5:7 and Colossians 1:10, it emphasizes faith, forgiveness, perseverance, and our paid-in-full debt through Jesus. In a world filled with noise and choices,...

In this lesson, Brother trey Jones will discuss the parable found in Matthew 25: 1-13. He will urge us to examine whether our faith is active, personal, and prepared—not just outwardly present. You can’t borrow someone else’s oil; a relationship with God must be your own, and delayed obedience is still disobedience. The door is still open today—but it won’t stay open forever. We invite our listene...

In this lesson, Brother Hollis Allen from Norman, OK will discuss what it means to truly live a life worthy of the gospel of Christ. Drawing from Philippians 1 and 2 to emphasize Christ’s humility, sacrifice, and the calling for believers to reflect His mindset. We’re reminded of the deep encouragement, comfort, love, fellowship, affection, and mercy found in Christ—and how those truths motivate u...

In this lesson, Brother Gary Lancaster will discuss the sons of Korah. He will explore the legacy of the sons of Korah, who chose obedience to God over loyalty to their rebellious father and were spared from judgment because of it. Their decision not only saved their lives but allowed them to become worship leaders whose psalms still inspire us today. It challenges us to consider the weight of our...

In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) will take a look at the church in Ephesus from Revelation 2. They were an active, discerning, and morally upright congregation that had lost its first love for Christ. The heart of the issue was not their actions, but their affections—their passion, zeal, and devotion had grown cold. Through Christ’s call to remember, repent, and redo, Jesus challe...

In this lesson, Brother Tegan Trent will discus our mission as Christians to evangelize. He will focus on the purpose given by Jesus in the Great Commission, the steps of executing that mission through the plan of salvation, and the incredible price Jesus paid to make it all possible. We’re reminded that salvation requires not just belief, but transformation and faithfulness. Just as Jesus gave ev...

In this lesson, Brother Aubrey Ballard will discuss common spiritual questions a Christian should be prepared to answer while sharing the gospel. In all instances when questions arise we must emphasize listening, asking clarifying questions, and avoiding argumentative tones, speaking the truth in love rather than merely aiming to “win” a debate. Believers must engage others with grace, upholding t...

In this lesson, Brother Aubrey Ballard will focus on our Lord and Savior, Jesus the Christ. First focusing on the identity of Jesus—both fully divine and fully human—and the significance of His name as Savior. Through Scripture, we see Jesus as the eternal Word made flesh, uniquely qualified to redeem mankind by living without sin and dying on the cross. Because Jesus is God and also became man, H...

In this lesson, Brother Aubrey Ballard will call for a return to the unity and purity of the original New Testament church. Drawing from scripture, church history, and voices both past and present, he argues that true restoration is possible—but only through humility, honesty, trust, and submission to God's Word as the sole authority. The message challenges believers to abandon party names, man-ma...

In this lesson, Brother Aubrey Ballard will discuss the need for restoration today. This lesson traces the consistent pattern of apostasy and restoration throughout biblical history—from the patriarchal age to the Christian age—emphasizing humanity’s tendency to drift from God's will and God's continual call for return. It presents the restoration of the New Testament church as both possib...

In this lesson, Brother Aubrey Ballard will discuss topics found in Matthew 16:24 . The profound cost of discipleship as taught by Jesus in Matthew 16, emphasizing self-denial, cross-bearing, and daily commitment. It challenges believers to relinquish self-will entirely, illustrating that true discipleship demands more than superficial change—it requires a permanent death to the old self and a wil...

In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) will discuss the significance of fathers, especially on Father's Day, He will highlight their often-overlooked sacrifices, generosity, and love—both expressed and unspoken. Using the parable of the prodigal son, Jimmy draws out four admirable traits of a godly father: provision, generosity, granting freedom, and compassion, encouraging gratitud...

In this lesson, Brother Ron Jordan discusses obstacles that a Christian may face. The reality is we will face obstacles in the Christian life, reminding us that trials can be blessings when overcome with faith and perseverance. We should be encouraged to face challenges with courage, unity, and reliance on God. Ultimately, through persistence, trust in the Lord, and spiritual growth, we are streng...

In this lesson, Brother Tom Zavala will discuss the prisoner Barabbas found in the gospels. Barabbas, a guilty man set free while Jesus took his place on the cross, represents every sinner who has received undeserved mercy. Just as Barabbas walked away while Jesus bore the punishment, so too do we benefit from a substitution we could never earn. This message calls us to see the cross personally—re...

In this lesson, Deacon Monte Wood will discuss topics found in Revelation 21. His focus will be on the promise of "no more" — no more sea, no more tears, and no more abominations — highlighting the peace and restoration God promises in the new creation. The phrase "no more sea" is especially comforting, symbolizing the end of separation, isolation, and the barriers that divide...

In this lesson, Brother Zack Miller will discuss the concept of a shipwrecked faith pulling from 1 Timothy 1:18–19. Paul warns Timothy about those who have suffered a shipwreck of their faith , a powerful metaphor for spiritual ruin that urges believers to remain vigilant. Drawing from Scripture and real-life examples like the Titanic, the lesson highlights the importance of recognizing signs of s...

In this lesson, Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) will discuss going to our Father in prayer. The lesson will focus on how Jesus taught us to pray with sincerity, humility, simplicity, and confidence. It emphasizes that prayer is not for public display or vain repetition but a personal, genuine connection with our Father who sees and hears in secret. Ultimately, prayer is not about informing or instructin...

In this lesson, Elder Mike Scheuber will discuss the theme of recognizing Jesus. Not through His physical appearance, which Scripture doesn’t describe, but through the testimonies, reactions, and faith of those who encountered Him. From John the Baptist identifying Him as the Lamb of God, to the woman at the well, the centurion at the crucifixion, and even Thomas after the resurrection, we see var...

In this lesson, Brother Harrison Cating will discuss the feasts and harvest. The Firstfruits and the Feast of Pentecost are prophetically fulfilled in Jesus Christ and the birth of the Church. It reveals how Jesus rose from the dead as the “firstfruits” of the resurrection and how, fifty days later, the Holy Spirit was poured out at Pentecost—fulfilling God’s appointed times with precision. By stu...

In this lesson, Deacon Brian Osburn will discuss how to have and maintain relationships built upon Christ. The importance of fostering godly relationships within the home by prioritizing love, forgiveness, and grace-filled communication. Drawing from scriptural examples and teachings, it encourages families to center their lives around God, even amid challenges like differing beliefs or busy sched...

In this lesson, Brother Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) will identify and explain contrasts that take place at the Calvary. The paradoxes of the cross of Jesus Christ, highlight how an event marked by darkness, death, shame, and apparent defeat became the ultimate display of light, life, glory, and victory. It contrasts man's hatred, pride, rebellion, and disbelief with God's love, humility, obe...

In this lesson, Brother Trey Jones will discuss not trying to fit God into the box you have created. We often try to box God into our expectations—hoping He'll answer prayers in specific ways, on our timeline, and according to our comfort—but in doing so, we risk missing Him entirely. Scripture and personal experience both show us that God rarely works the way we anticipate, yet He is always p...

In this lesson, Brother Tom Zavala will discuss love from a biblical standpoint. He will explore the difference between true biblical love and the counterfeit love often promoted by the world. It challenges believers to embrace a love that corrects, sharpens, and pursues holiness rather than mere comfort. Through scripture we will see how God's love transforms us and how we can reflect that lo...