Springer Road Church of Christ

Garrett Macy provides the next lesson in the series on the Letters to Timothy, addressing Paul's exhortation concerning what it means to be a "good servant of Christ Jesus!"

In this lesson from the series on the Letters to Timothy, Terry Nash covers the end of chapter 3 and the beginning of chapter 4. In these passage the Bible speaks of the Church, but also warns of a great falling away!

Ephesians 2:8 contains the powerful message, "for by grace you have been saved through faith..." Leading up to this verse, however, is a powerful backdrop that the Apostle Paul paints to help Christians truly appreciate the wonderful grace of God!

Israel's first taste of battle resulted in victory, but the means of victory was certainly unconventional. Nate Bibens provides this study from Exodus 17 and considers the lessons all Christians can learn from Israel's victory over Amalek!

As part of an ongoing series, Matthew Brown provides this study on Ecclesiastes 5!

In this lesson, elder David Brown studies an important topic found throughout the Bible--the danger of pride.

The first part of First Timothy 3 contains the Spirit-provided qualifications for elders and deacons in the Lord's Church. In this lesson, Daniel Owens provides an overview of these qualities, highlighting the similarities and differences between the lists. He also points out the importance of seeking these qualities in the life of every Christian, not just leaders. 

Preachers and teachers often admonish parents to raise their children in the Lord, and rightfully so. But what about parents who have children that have already left the faith? These parents (and there are many) have questions and pain that need to be acknowledged and answered, and these parents also need guidance. In this lesson, one of our elders, David Brown, provides excellent Biblical thought...

In part 2 of the series "Sorrow to Joy," Nate Bibens reviews three Biblical examples (Moses, Elijah, and the Apostle Paul) of men who were facing intense stress and even depression. Reviewing these men, what they did, and how God helped them provides a foundational framework for Christians to handle life's hardships as well.

Jonathan Owens provides this lesson from the series on the letters to Timothy, focusing on a passage that provides important instruction to Christian women.

Christians will all face temptations, but God promises that with every temptation, there will be a way of escape. Terry Nash considers this great promise along with biblical principles that help Christians escape temptation!

James Smith provides this excellent study on the first portion of First Timothy 2 and Paul's instructions concerning prayer!

All sin is foolish, but one sin particularly so: idolatry. The folly of idolatry is so great that God mocks it several times throughout the Old Testament. This lesson reviews some of the images God paints through the prophets and psalmists to illustrate how foolish idolatry truly is!

Mental disorders affect a wide swath of the global population. As mental disorders such as anxiety and depression continue to afflict larger and larger numbers of people, we might ask, "what's going on?" And for the Christian, how should we view these topics? In this lesson, Nate Bibens provides a generic, Biblical framework and foundation for how Christians can view and deal with some of the hard...

Starting with the account of the Philippian Jailer's conversion, Jonathan Owens considers what the Biblical pattern teaches concerning what a sinner must do to be saved!

Finishing out chapter 1 of First Timothy, Paul uses himself as an example of Christ's magnificent mercy. He also returns to his primary charge to Timothy, warning him against false teachers and the shipwreck they make of their faith (and possibly the faith of others). One of the congregation's elders, David Brown, tackles this passage in this lesson.  

Guest speaker Jordan Calvert provides a sermon on some important life lessons every Christian should learn early!

Nate Bibens provides a study of First Timothy 1:1-11, which contain Paul's opening remarks and stated purpose of the letter to Timothy. 

Mary of Bethany isn't a primary character in the gospel records. She's only featured in three stories, at least two of which are not primarily focused on her. And there's only one sentence of Mary's that's recorded. And yet, this woman provides us with an incredible example of what it means to be a disciple at the feet of Jesus!

When a person obeys the gospel, they are washed of their sins and they are "new." They have undergone a "new birth," possess a "new citizenship" and become a "new creation." But what does that newness look like? Especially given that one must continue living their life--attending the same school, working the same job, living in the same town--how is it that the Christian is something new? Nate Bib...

It can be difficult to understand our Creator and our relationship to and with Him. But one way the Bible describes God is as our "Father." In this lesson, Daniel Owens provides a wonderful portrait of a Christian's familial relationship with God!

People often have strange (and unbiblical) views about what heaven is. James Smith provides a lesson grounded in Scripture to answer some of our common questions about this wonderful place!

Who is God and what is He like? To answer this, we must turn to His Word - the Bible. Throughout Scripture, there are several descriptions of God. One way the Bible teaches us about our Creator is by speaking of the "God of..." In this lesson, elder James Smith reviews. several of the Bible's "God of" statements to help us learn about, love, and follow our heavenly Father!

Parenting comes with a lot of questions! One question Christian parents might face is, "should I make my kids go to church?" How does a parent balance authority with not pushing too hard? David Brown, one of the congregation's elders, considers this important question and provides some Biblical counsel!

For the first lesson in a series on First and Second Timothy, James Smith provides an introduction to the letters. He discusses the author, audience, purpose, and outlines of the letters in this great introduction!