The Allensville Church of Christ Podcast

This Mother's Day Justin Adams preaches on Proverbs 31. He emphasizes the importance of noble character by citing examples of ignoble character. He then rounds out the message by pointing to Naomi and Ruth as examples Christian women should emulate. 

This sermon comes from brother Julius Hovan who discusses Joseph, and how God can do great things even through the most dysfunctional of families. 

A message from Drew Teel on 30 April 2023. 

Weekly Sermon: Justin Adams: 23 April 2023 This week, Justin discussed gnosticism's connection to Paul's admonition against "hollow and deceptive philosophy," and the encouragement of II Thess. 1. 

Weekly Sermon: Byron Travis: 16 April 2023 Today, Byron preached on the self-control as an attribute of both God and the Believer.

Sunday Night Singing, 16 April 2023. Song leaders include Justin Adams, Todd Gill, Byron Travis, Frank Walton, and David Beachy. 

(April 9, 2023) Justin Adams shares from Hebrews 10 on the significance of Christ's sacrifice and seeing ourselves in God's story rather than our own.

(April 2, 2023) Julius Hovan preaches on Romans 5, "Christ Died for Us."

Justin Adams brings the communion meditation, commenting on passages in 1 Corinthians and Hebrews.

Adam Callis, from the Coopertown (TN) Church of Christ, shares from Psalm 49.

The first Sunday in June is perhaps the best day of the year to be in Allensville, since its the date of "The Singing," the annual hymn sing started by Robert Neil in the early 1960s. This recording, courtesy of Todd Gill, begins with congregational singing of "O, to Be Like Thee," which was an appropriate (though in typical Allensville fashion, not coordinated ahead of time) introduction to Justi...

"All roads lead to Allensville," we like to say around here. The proverb proved its usefulness again tonight as we hosted some folks from a congregation of former Mennonites, who were raised on acapella hymns, just like we were. We hope to get together for another Sunday Night Singing soon, so keep an eye on the Allensville Church of Christ page on Facebook -- we'll post the next time we plan to g...

This week's sermon comes from Byron Travis. Byron discusses how true Christianity is difficult. He discusses how living out certain aspects of our faith are only significant if we overcome the difficulties that are in contention with them. 

This is a late entry from 4 September 2022. Julius Hovan spoke on how we as Christians need to balance our anticipating the return of Christ with doing the work He calls us to do until that time comes. 

This episode is a communion meditation from June 5, 2022, the week of the ACoC annual singing. In this meditation Byron Travis discusses the significance of sacrifice. This is the first installment in a new category of episodes featuring some of our weekly communion meditations. Enjoy! 

This week's sermon comes to us from Justin Adams who preached from 1 Corinthian 15, and discussed how our priorities should align with God's. 

This week's message comes to us from Julius Hovan who discussed the story of Jesus heeling the paralyzed man, and the lesson of overcoming obstacles to get to Jesus. 

This week's sermon comes to us from Justin Adams. Justin discusses how scriptures can be taken out of context using an example from the scriptures themselves. 

This post is a late entry from the 7th of August, 2022 when Brother Jim Atwood brought us our message. 

This week's sermon comes from Byron Travis who considers what we might learn from salt.  

This sermon is a late entry from July 24, 2022. Justin Adams discusses the implications of seeking first God's kingdom. 

This is a late entry from July 3, 2022. Brother Julius Hovan discusses the idea of a "moment" which is only mentioned in the New Testament three times. 

Today, Justin Adams preached on dealing with the distress (Acts 17) of interacting with non-believes who do not base their morality on the Bible. 

This week's sermon comes to us from Drew Teel, who preached from Phillipians 3. 

This week, having just returned from camp and lost his voice, Justin Adams had members of the congregation read the book of I Thessalonians in it's entirety as instructed in the final chapter. He then reflects on the promises found in the epistle and what our attitude should be towards them and one another.