November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Theology & Bible
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Lesson for December 6, 2015: The Lord’s Day (Exodus 20:8-11; 31:12-16)
Mark Scott examines the Sabbath commands in Exodus 20 and 31, exploring God's rhythm of work and rest, Israel's covenant obligations, and the promise of lasting rest through…
The Cardboard Lamb
Victor Knowles recalls a cherished childhood nativity set and its little lamb, connecting Christmas in Bethlehem with Christ's sacrifice at Calvary and the meaning of the bread and…
Lesson for November 29, 2015: Teaching God”s Word (Acts 18:1-11, 18-21)
Mark Scott examines Paul's teaching ministry in Corinth in Acts 18, exploring tentmaking, gospel proclamation, opposition, and God's encouragement as Paul continued teaching and following God's will.
Condescension that Brought Redemption
Victor Knowles reflects on Christ's humility, from the manger to the cross, and invites believers to remember his extraordinary sacrifice and love as they partake of the bread…
Lesson for November 22, 2015: Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens (Acts 17:1-4, 10-12, 22-25, 28)
Mark Scott explores Acts 17, tracing Paul's ministry in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens and showing how Scripture, careful examination, and thoughtful engagement helped communicate the gospel across social…
Wonder Bread
Victor Knowles explores the meaning of bread in Scripture, connecting Jesus as the Bread of Life with his sacrifice and the unity believers express through the Lord's Supper.
Lesson for November 15, 2015: From Derbe to Philippi (Acts 16:1-5, 8-15)
From Derbe to Philippi, Acts 16 reveals how Timothy's character, Paul's obedience to the Holy Spirit, and Lydia's open heart helped advance the gospel from Asia into Europe.
The Cup of Thanksgiving
The Lord's Supper is a time for thanksgiving, remembering Christ's sacrifice and the forgiveness of sins. Victor Knowles reflects on the Communion cup, the breaking of bread, and…
Lesson for November 8, 2015: Saved by Grace (Acts 15:1-12)
The Jerusalem Council faced a defining question: Are Gentiles saved by grace or obedience to the law? Explore Acts 15 and the testimonies that affirmed salvation through Jesus…
Majestic Quietness
Like travelers awestruck by the grandeur of the mountains, we approach the Lord's Supper with reverence and wonder. Greg Swinney encourages believers to be still and reflect on…
Lesson for November 1, 2015: God Rescues Peter (Acts 12:1-24)
Peter's miraculous rescue from prison in Acts 12 reveals the power of prayer and God's deliverance. Mark Scott explores the contrasting experiences of Peter and James and the…
There’s an App for That
Is there an app for our deepest spiritual needs? Greg Swinney reflects on how the Lord's Supper reminds believers of Christ's sacrifice, complete forgiveness, and the grace that…
Lesson for October 25, 2015: Peter Defends His Actions (Acts 11:1-18)
When Peter defended his visit to Cornelius, the early church faced a defining question about Gentile inclusion. Explore Acts 11:1-18 and how the Holy Spirit challenged prejudice and…
A Four-Way Stop Sign
Like a four-way stop sign, the Lord's Supper calls us to look in every direction. Discover how looking inward, outward, forward, and backward deepens our reflection on Communion…
The Role of Integrity in Bible Study
Can you study the Bible for a lifetime and still miss its meaning? Jason Yeatts explores why integrity, obedience, and lived experience are essential to understanding Scripture beyond…
