Marriage in the Beginning (Mark 10:2-9)
Owensboro Christian Church
God created marriage. Teacher - Scott Kenworthy
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Sacrifice Offered (Genesis 22:1-14)
Owensboro Christian Church
What would you do if God asked for the one thing you couldn’t imagine giving up? This Sunday, in our series The Genesis of Christmas, we step into one of the most unsettling, and hope-filled, stories in Scripture, Genesis 22. Teacher - Jon Bailes
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All Peoples Blessed (Genesis 12:1-3)
Owensboro Christian Church
Long before Bethlehem, God was writing the story of Christmas. In Genesis 12, Abraham trusted in the promises of God. What about us? Who will be blessed with Jesus because you chose to be faithful? Teacher - Tom Harrigan
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The Serpent Crushed (Genesis 3:1-15)
Owensboro Christian Church
Even in the darkest hour, God can’t wait to be gracious.
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Christ and Creation (Genesis 1; John 1)
Owensboro Christian Church
Anything that’s been broken, Jesus can restore. Teacher - Scott Kenworthy
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A Generous Church (1 Thessalonians 5:23-24, 28)
Owensboro Christian Church
Generosity that honors God flows from gratitude more than guilt. Teacher - Scott Kenworthy
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A Spirit-Attuned Church (1 Thessalonians 5:19-22)
Owensboro Christian Church
Part of spiritual maturity is learning to listen to the Holy Spirit, so what we neither quench nor misrepresent Him. Teacher - Scott Kenworthy
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A Joyful Church (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18)
Owensboro Christian Church
When we learn to rejoice, depend on God, and give thanks no matter what—we don’t just find joy, we become a joyful church. Teacher - Tom Harrigan
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A Discipling Church (1 Thessalonians 5:12-15)
Owensboro Christian Church
Admonish the idle… Encourage the fainthearted… Help the weak… Be patient with all... Teacher - Scott Kenworthy
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An Alert Church (1 Thessalonians 5:1-11)
Owensboro Christian Church
Are you ready for Jesus' return? Teacher - Scott Kenworthy
info_outlineWe all run from something—conflict, responsibility, conviction—but Jonah ran from God. Faced with fear, anger, or pride, we can find ourselves headed in the opposite direction of where God is calling us. But even in our rebellion, God pursues us with mercy, not to punish, but to invite back to Him.
Teacher - Tom Harrigan