November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Theology & Bible
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Peculiar People
From the first century up through today, many people have watched the church and noticed that something about it is different, unique, or even a little odd.
May 23 | Kingly Character: Mercy and Humility
Even though Saul had compromised his kingship, David still had respect for the office.
May 23 | Application
Do we trust God to vindicate us and deliver us from injustice when the time is right?
May 23 | Discovery
What are the differences between being “right” and being “righteous”?
Mary’s Testimony
Look through Mary’s eyes at the bread and the cup. Listen to Mary’s voice as you thank God for paying the price for our sins. This was Mary’s…
May 16 | Kingly Character: Courage and Heart
David vs. Goliath is more than a story about the underdog winning.
May 16 | Application
How will we face the challenges that confront us in the church, in our culture, and in our personal lives?
May 16 | Discovery
Compare David and Goliath. What was each one depending on to bring about victory?
May 9 | A Kingship of Disobedience
While Saul ruled Israel for 40 years and had many military successes, his reign was checkered with disobedience and neuroses.
May 9 | Discovery
What traits of Saul demonstrate his potential to be a good leader? What character traits expose him as a poor, or foolish, leader?
May 2 | A Cry for Kingship
The Israelite elders said they wanted a king so they could be "like all the other nations." But they really wanted Yahweh not to be their king anymore.
May 2 | Application
We often wonder why God says no to our prayers, but this incident raises a different question: "Why would the Lord say yes to a foolish request?"
May 2 | Discovery
How do you see God's permissive will at work in this passage?
Apr 25 | A New Way of Life
Christians are clearly called to follow the Lord in the cruciform life. Today’s lesson—the third clear prediction of the cross followed by the request of James and John…
Apr 25 | Application
Ironically, we don’t find personal fulfillment by making personal fulfillment our primary goal.
