November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Theology & Bible
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Just Enough Scaffolding
How can Christian churches pursue unity without compromising their convictions? Mark A. Taylor reflects on insights from Bob Russell, Rick Grover, and Paul Blowers about Restoration Movement identity…
Lesson for March 30, 2014: Triumphant and Victorious (Zechariah 9:9, 10; Matthew 21:1-11)
Explore how Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem fulfilled Zechariah's prophecy of a humble, victorious King. Sam E. Stone examines Matthew 21 and the significance of the crowds' joyful…
Saved by the Blood
A remarkable story of sacrifice during a smallpox epidemic points to the saving blood of Jesus Christ and invites believers to remember his victory with gratitude at the…
Extending a Hand and Standing Firm
Can Christians pursue unity without compromising biblical convictions? Mark A. Taylor reflects on fellowship, doctrinal differences, and the call to work together while standing firm on Scripture.
Lesson for March 23, 2014: Worthy Is the Lamb (Revelation 3:7; 5:5-13; 6:12–7:17; 22:16)
Explore Revelation 5 as Sam E. Stone explains why Jesus, the Lion of Judah and Lamb of God, is worthy to open the scroll and receive the worship…
“Not the Only Christians”
Are we the only Christians? Robert Oldham Fife explores baptism, salvation, and God's grace, challenging believers to remain faithful to Scripture while recognizing the work of Christ beyond…
Which Do You Perceive as the Bigger Danger? . . .
Is excessive exclusivity or the loss of biblical distinctiveness a greater threat to Christian churches? Leaders from the Restoration Movement discuss Christian unity, baptism, the Lord's Supper, and…
Ships in the Night?
As evangelical churches embrace biblical baptism and other Restoration Movement practices, Christian church leaders ask whether their own congregations are drifting from the convictions that once distinguished them.
‘Are You Being Broken?’
Are you willing to be broken for Christ? Kay Moll reflects on repentance, humility, and the call to surrender our pride as we remember Jesus' sacrifice at the…
Lesson for March 16, 2014: Peter’s Report (Psalm 110; Mark 12:35-37; Acts 2:22-36)
Explore Peter’s Pentecost sermon and Psalm 110 in this Sunday school lesson examining how Old Testament prophecy reveals Jesus as the promised Messiah, eternal priest, and risen King.
The God Who Hung on a Cross
When Cambodian villagers faced death, they cried out to the God who hung on a cross. Their remarkable story offers a moving reminder of Christ's suffering, salvation, and…
Should Women Preach? (The Story of One Bible College Faculty’s Quest for an Answer)
Should women preach in church? Matt Proctor shares how Ozark Christian College's faculty studied Scripture, examined women's teaching and leadership roles, and reached conclusions about occasional preaching, congregational…
Lesson for March 9, 2014: Son of David (Psalm 89; Isaiah 9:1-7; Matthew 1:18-2:6; Luke 1:26-33)
Explore God's promise to David and its fulfillment in Jesus Christ through Psalm 89, Isaiah 9, and Matthew 1. Sam E. Stone examines the promised Messiah, the virgin…
Alone in a Crowd
The Lord's Supper unites believers in worship while inviting each person into a deeply personal encounter with God. Discover how Communion brings together repentance, celebration, solitude, and spiritual…
Teach Your Students to Be Students of the Bible
Teaching the Bible means more than explaining Scripture. Paul Potter shares practical ways to help students understand biblical context, recognize literary genres, and develop the confidence to study…
