In this lesson, O.C. Woodlee explores the profound question of legacy, urging listeners to consider what they will be remembered for after they are gone. He emphasizes that legacy is not just about wealth or accomplishments, but rather the impact of our choices, the strength of our faith, and the example set by Christ. Through biblical references and personal anecdotes, he illustrates how daily decisions shape our legacy and how enduring faith can inspire others. Ultimately, he calls for a life dedicated to God, encouraging listeners to build a legacy that honors Him.

Chapters

00:00 The Legacy We Leave Behind
04:18 The Impact of Our Choices
09:37 The Power of Faith
14:55 The Legacy of Christ

In this lesson, Aaron Cozort discusses the teachings from 1 Timothy, emphasizing the importance of godliness, the role of the church in spiritual growth, and the challenges faced in ministry. He highlights the authority of ministers and elders within the church and the necessity of obedience to God’s commands. The lesson concludes with reflections on the responsibilities of church leaders and the importance of proclaiming the truth, even in difficult circumstances.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Opening Prayer
01:28 Teaching Godliness and Its Importance
09:11 The Role of the Church in Spiritual Growth
16:48 Laboring for the Gospel: Challenges and Rewards
23:40 Understanding God’s Grace and Salvation
31:47 Authority in the Church: Elders and Ministers
43:52 Conclusion and Reflection

In this lesson, Jacob Kennedy explores Acts chapter 8, focusing on the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch. The discussion begins with a prayer and an introduction to the text, emphasizing the importance of following God’s will. Philip’s journey to evangelize the eunuch highlights themes of obedience, humility, and the significance of baptism. The lesson culminates in the joy of salvation and the call for all believers to evangelize.

Chapters

00:00 Opening Prayer and Introduction to Acts 8
02:46 Philip’s Mission and God’s Will
05:58 The Ethiopian Eunuch’s Journey
08:49 Philip’s Immediate Obedience
11:56 The Importance of Humility in Learning
15:13 Understanding Isaiah 53
17:55 The Role of Evangelism
20:54 Baptism and Its Significance
24:03 Joy in Salvation
26:57 Conclusion and Call to Evangelism

This lesson explores the biblical concept of uprightness through various scriptural examples, emphasizing the importance of integrity, faith, and the role of God in supporting the upright. It discusses the visions of Joseph, the character of Job, and the teachings of the Psalms, Proverbs, and New Testament, culminating in a call for individuals to live uprightly in their daily lives.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Uprightness in Scripture
02:57 Joseph’s Vision and the Concept of Uprightness
05:55 God’s Covenant and the Call to Uprightness
08:48 The Character of God and Job’s Integrity
12:02 The Psalms and the Righteous
14:42 Proverbs: Wisdom for the Upright
18:03 Habakkuk: The Just Shall Live by Faith
21:01 The New Testament Perspective on Uprightness
23:58 Acts: The Apostles’ Integrity
26:50 Revelation: The Church and Uprightness
29:58 Practical Applications of Uprightness
32:44 Conclusion and Invitation

In this lesson, Aaron Cozort explores the teachings of 1 Timothy chapter 4, emphasizing the responsibilities of a good minister, the importance of sound doctrine, and the need to reject false teachings. He discusses the role of prayer in leadership, the challenges of addressing controversial topics within the church, and the significance of godliness over physical exercise. The lesson highlights the necessity for ministers to adhere to biblical teachings and to be vigilant against false doctrines that can lead believers astray.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Opening Prayer
03:03 Teaching Responsibilities of a Minister
13:58 The Importance of Sound Doctrine
21:11 Rejecting False Teachings
29:41 The Value of Spiritual Exercise
45:45 Conclusion and Final Thoughts