Loveland Heights Church Of Christ

An overarching theme of Hebrews is the better promise and High Priest we, as Christians, have in Christ. This morning, we’ll look at the confidence we should have to come before God’s throne of grace in Hebrews 4.

The fruit of the Spirit is... Love, Joy, Peace, Longsuffering (Patience), Kindness, Goodness...

Paul’s letter to Titus is a refreshing reminder of the grace in which we, as Christians, now live! In Titus 3, Paul details how God’s loving kindness has changed and should continuously change the way we live and treat one another.

The fruit of the Spirit is... Love, Joy, Peace, Longsuffering (Patience), Kindness...

Paul’s second letter to the young preacher Timothy is more of a pep talk for Timothy as Paul nears the end of his life. In encouraging Timothy, Paul provides three illustrations of faithful service to the Lord. These should serve to encourage ALL OF US in our service to God.

The fruit of the Spirit is... Love, Joy, Peace, Longsuffering (Patience)...

Godliness... Is it a mystery? According to Paul, it used to be, but it’s not anymore! Join us as we look at Paul’s first letter to Timothy.

What does the Bible teach about work?

Our series, “Together in God’s Word,” was always intended to emphasize the unity of the church in devoting themselves to The Word (cf. Acts 2:42). A thread I’ve tried to weave into every lesson is the ONENESS intended within the Lord’s church. Today we look at Paul’s desire to be together with the church in Thessalonica, and what he calls his “Hope, Glory & Joy.” What is ours?

The fruit of the Spirit is... Love, Joy, Peace...

We turn now to Paul’s letter to the Colossians -- which was also written from prison -- a powerful epistle which addresses the spiritual aspects of the life of a Christian. This morning we’ll look at the necessity of spiritual maturity, what it is and how to strive toward achieving it.

The fruit of the Spirit is... Love, Joy...

Paul’s letter to the Philippians, though written from prison, is a letter characterized by the overwhelming joy he has in Christ. As such, he speaks to those in Philippi regarding “conduct worthy of the Gospel.” Join us this morning as we dig deeper into this statement and how it applies to us today.

How did the Gentiles go from separated from God to “fellow heirs”? Paul explains this to the Ephesians church and we look to that teaching to understand the application for our lives.

The fruit of the Spirit is... Love...

What does it mean to be crucified with Christ? Live a life by faith in Him? Galatians 2:20-21 details an important teaching for the Jewish converts of Paul’s day, and for the “Gentile sinners” of today.

We wrap up our study of Proverbs by looking at the way of the fool. Proverbs is all about being wise, and not foolish, by giving us the wisdom to make the right choice. Will you?

2 Corinthians 4-5 spends a lot of time detailing our wonderful future. As part of this text, Paul explains an important, and oft-forgotten truth: Jesus changes us!

1 Corinthians 13: Known by many as “The Love Chapter,” tells of the greatest, abiding virtue a Christian should embody. This morning we’ll look at why Love is the “Greatest of These”.

What wisdom does Proverbs provide in regards to our work?