In this lesson, Evangelist Matt Hayes from Reno, Nv will discuss the command left by Christ to love one another.

Matt compares a skyscraper’s hidden structural flaw to the church’s need for a strong spiritual foundation, reminding listeners that Christ’s command to “love one another” is the blueprint that holds everything together. True Christian love shows itself through encouragement, humble service, and bearing one another’s burdens—each an expression of Jesus’ own self-giving example. When believers practice these things, the church becomes more than a gathering; it becomes a family bound by grace, strength, and shared compassion.

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In this lesson, Brother Gary Lancaster will discuss contrasts between the freedom of believers who worship openly with the suffering of the persecuted church that meets in secrecy and danger.

It urges Christians to remember, pray for, and stand in solidarity with their brothers and sisters who endure hardship for their faith, as commanded in Hebrews 13:3. Ultimately, it challenges us to value our freedom, live boldly for Christ, and never forget those who bear the cross under persecution.

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In this lesson, Brother Ron Jordan will discuss what a believer must be doing in their daily life.

Jesus promised His apostles the guidance of the Holy Spirit, entrusting them to establish and preserve the truth of the church—a charge that continues today as Christians are called to remain faithful, active, and devoted. The message warns that spiritual stagnation and apathy can cause congregations to fade, just as the lukewarm church of Laodicea did. Each believer must therefore examine themselves, living faithfully, serving diligently, loving sincerely, and being an example so that Christ can depend on them to keep His church alive and strong.

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In this lesson, Deacon Monte Wood will discuss exhorting one another daily found in Hebrews 3:13.

The marks of true discipleship—our relationship with Christ, His Word, and one another. He will discuss seven ways believers should encourage each other, including being saved, remaining faithful, walking worthy, holding fast to God’s Word, praying, worshiping, and using their gifts. Believers must always be mindful that discipleship and encouragement are communal efforts, rooted in love, humility, and daily devotion to Christ and His people.We invite our listeners to join us in this biblical lessons and its application to our daily Christian lives.

In this lesson, Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) will discuss a topic found in 1 Peter 5:1-4.

Jimmy will highlight the importance of qualified leadership—elders and deacons—as a divine safeguard for the church, ensuring spiritual growth, unity, and accountability. It will conclude by reaffirming God’s wisdom in establishing a plurality of elders within each autonomous congregation to protect, guide, and nurture His people according to Scripture.

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In this lesson, Brother Gavin Stone will discuss and focus on the gospel.

The gospel is the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus—it is also the royal announcement that Jesus is the reigning King who calls for our allegiance. True faith is not merely belief but loyal obedience to Christ’s rule, demonstrated through repentance, baptism, and a lifelong pursuit of His will. As citizens of His kingdom, believers are called to continual devotion, perseverance, and commitment to their King, even when they stumble along the way.

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In this lesson, Jimmy Cating (Evangelist) will discuss the parable of the Good Samaritan found in Luke 10:25-37.

Jesus used parables like the Good Samaritan to reveal truth to sincere seekers and expose the hearts of those trying to test Him, such as the lawyer who asked, “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” The parable contrasts the indifference of a priest and a Levite with the compassion of a Samaritan, showing that true love of God is inseparable from love for one’s neighbor. Jesus shifts the focus from asking “Who is my neighbor?” to challenging us with “Am I being a neighbor?” and commands, “Go and do likewise.”

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In this lesson, Brother Cole Branch will continue our congregational chapter study through the book of Hebrews.

This lesson will cover the themes and truths found in chapter 5 of Hebrews.

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