Dover Church of Christ

This week we study John 8, and what it means for Christians today to have deliverance through Jesus.

This week we wrap up 2 Kings, and the Davidic narrative in Samuel-Kings, and talk about the book of Ruth.

Our Vacation Bible School begins with a look at Matthew 25:14-30, where Jesus tells his disciples the parable of the talents.

This week we continue looking at the Historical Books of the Old Testament, specifically 1-2 Samuel and 1-2 Kings.

We continue looking at the importance of raising a generation of young Christians into a life of service, and the church's responsibility to encourage spiritual growth.

This week we start a new section, examining Joshua through 2 Samuel, and how they fit within the rest of God's Word.

This week we start a mini-series that will lead up to VBS, focusing on raising the next generation in service and obedience to God.

This week we continue talking about Law and Narrative passages in the Pentateuch (Genesis - Deuteronomy)

This week we look at Colossians 1:15, Romans 1, and Romans 5:1-5, and talk about how Christians trust in God, even in a world that seems out of control.

We continue our study of the Pentateuch, looking at how we read some sections different from others.

This week we look at deep, thoughtful passage from Paul's letter to the Ephesians, and ask "so what?" What does all this mean? How do we build upon a foundation of Jesus? What does it mean to grow into a temple of the Lord? As a follower of Christ, how am I impacted by what the Bible teaches today?

This week we look at the author, audience, and purpose of the rest of the Pentateuch.

We continue looking at Luke 16, and the impact of Jesus' story, alongside some notes from John 9.

This week we look at jesus's story from Luke 16:19-31, and examine what it teaches about the afterlife.

In our first topic, we give an overview of the first section of the Bible, the Pentateuch., and begin exploring Genesis.

In both our devotional period and the discussion afterwards we pick up our ideas from this morning on Ananias as a faithful example.

We study Acts 9, the faithful example of Ananias, and consider what it means to be a disciple of Christ, not simply a follower.

This week we begin our new series on how we can effectively study the Bible, the whole Bible (Genesis to Revelation) as God's Word.

Our short lesson tonight is from Exodus 3 and 4, on the doubts of Moses. In our discussion period, we explore some topics introduced during this morning's lesson on the Resurrection appearances of Jesus.

This week, as we reflect on the death, burial and resurrection of Christ, we talk about what Jesus' resurrection means to the church today.

(This lesson is from two weeks ago) From our Wednesday night study of Galatians, wrapping up Chapter 5.

We examine Revelation 10 in light of the Old Testament prophets to understand what it can mean for Christians today.

We take a look at Jesus' Parable of the Vineyard Owner from Matthew 21, and his teaching on authority.

This week we continue our study of the Spirit, this time looking specifically at the Spirit working through the disciples and the early church.

This week we continue studying Galatians, look at the first half of chapter 5, as we move into the application part of Paul's letter.