Simple Christianity
Dr. Charles Blackstock challenges believers to embrace a simple, childlike faith that trusts God’s Word even when the world considers it foolish.
Taking the Gospel Beyond Comfort
Matthew Blackstock explains how the spread of the gospel in the Acts often happened through hardship, such as tragedy, testing, and life transitions, showing that God can use difficult circumstances to expand His work.
Seeking Revival
Dr. Charles Blackstock teaches that true revival cannot be produced or scheduled by people but is the byproduct of sincerely seeking God through repentance, humility, and renewed love for Jesus.
True to the Gospel
Dr. Charles Blackstock urges believers to remain faithful to the gospel of Jesus Christ regardless of fear, persecution, or cultural pressure, remembering that Christ has abolished death and given eternal life.
Reaching our Jerusalem
This lesson from Acts teaches that God’s mission begins locally, within our homes, churches, and communities, before it extends to the rest of the world.
The Great Divide
Dr. Charles Blackstock explains that the real conflict in society is not political but spiritual, a divide between darkness and light, the power of Satan and the truth of God
Role Playing
Dr. Charles Blackstock teaches that everything of eternal value is ultimately accomplished by God, yet He assigns every believer a unique role within His greater plan to reach people with the gospel.
To Samaria!
John Lynn examines how Jesus Christ intentionally went to Samaria, showing that believers must adopt His outlook by loving people beyond cultural, social, or religious barriers.
At what time I am afraid
Chris Cowan teaches that when believers face fear, whether from pressure, uncertainty, the past, or present circumstances, they must choose to trust God rather than rely on their own strength.
Baggage Check
Jeff Johnston challenges believers to ask God to examine their hearts and reveal hidden sin, recognizing that spiritual problems often grow when we ignore them. Instead of focusing on others’ failures, Christians must humbly invite God to search their lives, remove any sin, and guide them back onto the right path.