November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Theology & Bible
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A Universal Language
C. Robert Wetzel reflects on how the Lord's Supper transcends language barriers, uniting believers across cultures and generations through the shared experience of Communion and the body of…
Lesson for November 2, 2014: God’s Glory Fills the Temple (Ezekiel 40:1; 43:12)
Sam E. Stone explores Ezekiel 43:1-12, examining the return of God's glory to the temple, Israel's call to holiness, and the meaning of Ezekiel's vision for believers today.
Why Satan Hates Communion
Mark Atteberry explores the Lord's Supper as a sign of unity, connecting Jesus' prayer in John 17 with Communion and the call to reaffirm our commitment to Christ…
Lesson for October 26, 2014: Things Too Wonderful for Me (Job 42; Psalm 86)
Sam E. Stone explores Job 42, examining Job's repentance, God's rebuke of his friends, and Job's restoration. This Bible study emphasizes trusting God's wisdom even when questions about…
I Brake for the Lord’s Supper
Mark Atteberry uses an unusual speeding story to show how the Lord's Supper helps Christians slow down, remember Jesus' sacrifice, and rediscover what matters most in a hurried…
Lesson for October 19, 2014: I Will Call on God (Job 5; 24; Psalm 55:12-23)
Why does God allow injustice to continue? Sam E. Stone examines Job 24, exploring the suffering of the innocent, the prosperity of the wicked, and Job's confidence in…
When Bad Memories Are Good
Mark Atteberry uses Pat Summitt's unforgettable basketball defeat to explain why Christians must remember the crucifixion. A communion meditation on forgiveness, God's love, obedience, and the significance of…
Lesson for October 12, 2014: I Know that My Redeemer Lives (Job 19; Psalm 57)
Sam E. Stone examines Job 19, exploring Job's suffering, his friends' accusations, his confidence in a living Redeemer, and his warning against unjust judgment. Includes daily Bible readings…
The Greatest Story, Retold
Jennifer Johnson reflects on Joe Boyd's Gospel of John and his creative retelling of biblical stories, exploring how humor, drama, and authentic human experiences can make familiar Scripture…
Lesson for October 5, 2014: Yet Will I Rejoice (Job 1; Psalm 56; Habakkuk 1:3)
Explore the book of Habakkuk and discover how the prophet moved from questioning God's justice to trusting his promises. Sam E. Stone examines living by faith, enduring hardship,…
Beauty in Brokenness
Brokenness and communion reveal the beauty of Christ's sacrifice. J. Michael Shannon reflects on broken bread, repentance, forgiveness, and how God's grace brings renewed joy and restoration to…
Lesson for September 28, 2014: Future Peace and Joy (Jeremiah 33)
In Jeremiah 33:1–11, God promises restoration beyond Jerusalem's judgment. Sam E. Stone explores the prophet's message of forgiveness, lasting peace, and future joy, revealing how the Lord remains…
Hallowed Ground
What does Gettysburg teach us about the Lord's Supper? J. Michael Shannon reflects on Abraham Lincoln's words and explains why Communion calls believers not only to remember Christ's…
Gospel Confidence
Can good works earn God's approval? Jim Tune explains why gospel confidence rests not in religious effort or personal goodness, but in faith in Jesus Christ and his…
Lesson for September 21, 2014: Anticipation of a New Future (Jeremiah 32)
While Jerusalem faced destruction, Jeremiah purchased a field as a bold expression of trust in God's promises. Discover how his actions in Jeremiah 32 pointed toward Israel's future…
