Verse by verse teaching through the Bible by Pastor Anthony Rea from Living Water Christian Fellowship, Dothan, AL.
A look at endurance through Romans 12 by Special Guest Speaker Joe Rea
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The symbolism of the tree throughout scripture and an important announcement
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2 Thessalonians 3:10-18
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2 Thessalonians 2:13-17
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A look at what outreach should be about.
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1 Thessalonians 5:14-28
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1 Thessalonians 5:12-13
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Introduction to Hosea and chapter 1
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1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
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Psalm 30 with Guest Speaker Derek Rumler
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The conclusion to our Question and Answer Panel
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Pastor Anthony answers a list of questions brought by church about church practices, doctrine, history as well as general Bible questions.
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The Symmetry of Christmas
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1 Thessalonians 2:13-20
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From Guest Speaker Curtis Hobbs
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From Guest Speaker Derek Rumler
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A look at the rest of 1 Thessalonians chapter 1. 1 Thessalonians 1:5-10
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An introduction to 1 Thessalonians and covering verses 1:1-4
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The Lord mocks Israel's idolatry and promises judgment
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The final greetings of Colossians
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Colossians 4:2-5 concerning prayer and speech
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The conclusion of Jonah
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A teaching by guest speaker Curtis Hobbs
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Jonah preaches and the people repent
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Children respecting their parents and fathers not provoking their children
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Jonah's prayer in the belly of the beast
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How marriage should reflect Christ and the Church
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The beginning of Jonah, as he get a commission from the Lord, runs from his calling, and is swallowed by a great fish.
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An exploration of Colossians 3:12-13
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A reading of Hebrews from various members of the church.
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Christ brings the new covenant
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The end of 2 Kings describing the destruction of Judah but ending in hope.
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Christological Momentum
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Josiah's restoration and death
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The fullness and freedom in Christ
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Finding the Law- The Reign of Josiah
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Steadfast faith keeping Jesus the center
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The reign of Manasseh and his son, Amon.
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Keeping Christ at the center
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Hezekiah gets ill and then healed with a great sign
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The Trinity and Salvation
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Jerusalem’s deliverance from the Assyrians
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Running the race and being trained by God's discipline.
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Hezekiah, although godly, is marred and tries to pay off the Assyrians.
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Christ is the Head of the church
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Guest Speaker Jonathan Albanese covers Psalm 1
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King Ahaz of Judah and his mixed religions
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A hymn of high Christology
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A time of chaos in the kingdom of Israel
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Knowing God's will and a description of the Gospel
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God's faithfulness amidst covenant failure
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An introduction to Colossians
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Jehoahaz and Jehoash continue in the sins of Jeroboam as they reign over Israel and Elisha dies.
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Pastor Anthony discusses what the mission of our church is, what makes our individual church unique, and why we do verse by verse teaching of God's Word.
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Jehoash repairs the temple then sends sacred items to Hazael, king of Syria.
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A look at the analogy of putting new wine in old wineskins and the need for new wineskins.
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Jehoash is saved from Athaliah and hidden for six years. After that Athaliah faces judgment and Jehoash becomes king at seven years old.
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A look at how Habakkuk speaks to the times we currently live in and gives us a better understanding of the Lord.
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The reign of Jehu is full of the Lord's continued judgment upon Ahab and the worshipers of Baal.
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The Lord brings the promised judgment against the house of Ahab, thus fulfilling His word given through Elijah.
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Pastor Anthony covers the conclusion of Philippians as Paul talks about the secret of being content as well as a farewell message.
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A woman's land is restored, the Lord's prophet anoints a foreign king, and the reigns of Jehoram and Ahaziah in Judah are discussed.
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Paul exhorts the church to follow his example as he instructs on the things our minds should dwell on in order to live a full Christian life.
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The Lord confirms His Word and brings about deliverance to Israel.
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Paul urges unity in the church as well as admonishing the church in rejoicing, gentleness, prayer and God's peace.
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The Lord shows care about the simple things through Elisha, He protects His servant, and Israel suffers from her idolatry.
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Following Jesus TOGETHER, noting good examples of the faith, enemies of the cross, and our heavenly citizenship.
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Examining the healing of Naaman and the greed of Gehazi.
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Considering the long walk of the Christian faith.
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The confounding work of Elisha and the unmatchable provision and intervention of God.
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Rejoicing, having no confidence in the flesh, counting all things loss for Christ, knowing His resurrection power.
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Moab rebels against Israel, three kings unite to suppress the rebellion, Elisha speaks, God moves, the deepest human sin is on display.
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Examining the example of the faithful workers Timothy and Epaphroditus.
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Elijah and Elisha travel together, Elijah is taken into heaven.
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Joining in the likeness of Christ; working out that which God has worked within us; taking joy in others.
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Introducing the book of 2 Kings -- the death of Ahab's son, Ahaziah; the continued ministry of Elijah to Israel; the faithfulness of God's Word.
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Unity, serving others, and the humbled yet exalted Christ.
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Judah in the south, and Israel in the north make an alliance to fight against Syria, the false prophets speak, one faithful prophet remains, Ahab is killed.
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Life, death, deliverance, striving for the gospel, suffering.
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The spiritual state of Israel is on display as covetousness, conspiracy, murder, and false witness are all seen in the lives of Ahab and his people.
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Only that in every way Christ is preached.
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God demonstrates His power to the northern tribes of Israel and the wicked King Ahab as Syria attacks them.
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Growing in love, knowledge and discernment.
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Elijah flees from Jezebel, wrestles with despair, meets God in an unlikely place, and anoints Elisha as his successor.
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The joy and privilege of encouraging and praying for others even in less than ideal circumstances. The faithfulness of Jesus. Our shared participation in God's grace.
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Examining the remarkably challenging call and ministry of Elijah.
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Understanding the importance of grace and peace as we present the gospel and as we communicate doctrinal truths to others.
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What happens when God calls His people to do things that seem crazy? Let's see by examining the life and ministry of Elijah.
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Setting forth the importance and purpose of teaching through the Bible verse by verse, cover to cover.
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Political unrest, division, conspiracy - all topics in our midweek study through the book of First Kings chapter 16.
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Concluding Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus; considering the marks of prayer, peace, love, faith and grace among the saints.
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Examining each element of the whole armor of God and the importance of the believer being armed for the good fight.
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Looking at the lives of 4 kings from both Judah in the South and Israel in the North.
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Examining the exhortation for the believer to take up and put on the whole armor of God.
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Children obeying parents, fathers raising up their children, bondservants and masters. All these roles, personal identity, and the purpose of our conduct are considered.
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Looking at the failures of Jeroboam - first king over the northern tribes and the failures of Rehoboam, Solomon's son, and king over the southern tribes.
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Paul sets forth the biblical purpose for marriage and the biblical marriage roles of husbands and wives.
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Signs, wonders, and the seriousness of God's Word are examined.
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Paul instructs the Ephesians on how to live in evil days.
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The Kingdom of Israel divides under Rehoboam and Jeroboam. Rebellion, division, idolatry mark this chapter of Israel's history.
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Learning what it means to be of the same substance and purpose of Christ as we consider the stark contrast between light and dark.
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Continuing to examine recurring themes in the grand narrative of Scripture as found in 1 Kings chapter 11.
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Considering holiness as children resembling a parent.
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While we see Solomon's heart turn away from God, we also see several recurring Scriptural themes that point us to Jesus Christ.
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Considering the result of holiness in the life of the believer and a life of contrasts - from old to new.
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Examining what it means to be a healthy member of the Body of Christ.
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The Queen of Sheba visits King Solomon in Jerusalem as glimpses of King Solomon's move away from God's law begin to emerge.
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Continuing to examine the parts and purpose of the church.
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Examining Solomon's life, focus, and encounters with God.
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The dedication of Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem, the posture of prayer, and the joy of worship.
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Examining the marks of Jesus Christ that are to be found in His people and in His church.
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Examining Paul's prayer for the Ephesians and his heart for worship.
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Solomon builds himself a magnificent palace. We examine the various furnishing and items created for use during Temple worship.
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Examining the mystery and the purpose of the church.
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Examining the different attributes, preparation, and execution of building Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem and the spiritual significance.
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Examining how God is building His church.
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Solomon enters into an alliance with Tyre as he prepares to build the Temple in Jerusalem.
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By grace, through faith.
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Considering the great truths of God's word in order to know Him more, and to understand the importance of Christ's Body - the church.
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Solomon's government officials, influence, and wisdom are examined.
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Considering what it means to be "In Christ," God's will, and why God chooses to use us in His will.
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Grace gifts, dreams, speaking with God, an understanding heart.
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Considering the doctrine of election.
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Strange alliances, right/wrong worship, and knowing who God is.
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Solomon seeks to establish his kingdom and set wrongs right - this ultimately points us to the establishment of Christ's kingdom and His perfect justice.
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Caring for one another - answering the question, "Should Bible teachers be supported by the church?" And, Paul's concluding instructions to the churches in Galatia.
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As King David ages the kingdom confronts the idea of who should be their next king.
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Restoration, gentleness, bearing one another's burdens.
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The pivotal moment of the Christian faith - the Resurrection.
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Paul teaches the Galatian churches what the Spirit brings forth in the life of those who are Christ's.
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The crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
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The works of the flesh are evident! Paul displays the vast difference between the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit and discusses that these two oppose one another.
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Betrayal, violence, judgment, and denial. Sometimes we reverse the power equation and we think that we are God’s defender, that unless it were for our enthusiastic efforts then the Kingdom would topple. That is not the case. WE NEED Jesus as our defender! Lest He defends us we will fall. His kingdom will stand forever, the gates of Hell will not prevail against it. Our kingdoms fall everyday!
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Running well, confidence in Jesus, correcting the church, bad teachers, bad discipleship, loving and serving one another.
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Singing together, betrayal, falling away, faithfulness, Jesus pressed in the Garden of Gethsemane, the flesh v. the spirit, and rising to fulfill.
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Examining Paul's continued instruction to the churches in Galatia regarding their fall from grace and enslavement to the works of the flesh.
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The alabaster flask of perfume, the bread of the Lord's supper - the theme of brokenness is discussed and we see how Jesus was broken for our sakes.
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Paul teaches the Galatians about being children of promise by examining the history of Abraham's sons found in Genesis.
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Jesus teaches about the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, enduring suffering, the beginning of the end, signs of the times, deception, and His return.
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Paul instructs the Galatians on slavery to the weak and beggarly elements of the world, freedom found in Christ, zeal for God, and his own personal relationship with the Galatians.
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Jesus answers people who are trying to trap Him in His words and teaches about the greatest commandments.
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Paul continues to instruct the Galatian churches on what it means to be an heir in God's family.
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The sovereignty of God is on full display as Jesus arrives at Jerusalem for the Triumphal Entry.
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Continuing to examine Paul's instruction regarding the purpose of the Old Testament Law, along with faith and unity in the person and work of Jesus Christ.
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Continuing to examine the ministry and teachings of Jesus Christ through Mark's gospel. Themes include marriage, divorce, servanthood, childlike faith, healing, and interfering with others desiring to know Christ.
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Paul instructs the Galatians on the relationship between God's promise to Abraham, the Law given by Moses, and the fulfillment by Christ.
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Revisiting Jesus' teaching on servanthood. Examining the imperative to care for the little ones and deal ruthlessly with sin in our own lives.
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Paul discusses the weight of the Law, the curse that comes with the Law and the blessing of righteousness that is the result of Christ becoming a curse for us.
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The Transfiguration, healing, crisis of faith, and servanthood.
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Paul boldly addresses the Galatians' falling away from faith and contends for them by pointing them back to faith.
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Anthony discusses the re-gathering of the saints at LWCF on Sunday, May 24th, 2020.
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Paul speaks against legalism and living in a religious system that denies the completed work of Christ on the cross.
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Jesus rebukes the scribes and Pharisees for their legalism and for laying aside God's commandments in favor of their own traditions, meets with a gentile woman, and heals a deaf and mute man.
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Examining Paul's confrontations with Peter and the impetus for confrontation among the saints.
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Jesus is rejected is in own hometown of Nazareth, the disciples are sent out, the history of John the Baptists execution, Jesus feeds the 5,000 and walks on the Sea of Galilee.
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Paul recounts his past conflict at Antioch and the bearing it has on the Galatian churches.
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Jesus meets with desperate people from different walks of life and demonstrates compassion toward them.
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Examining Paul's desire to please Christ, his past estrangement with God, and his personal history.
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Examining Jesus' interactions in the Gadarenes with a man possessed by unclean spirits. Also, examining Jesus' initial reaction to a ruler of the synagogue in Capernaum whose daughter is near death.
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Paul's introductory statement to the churches of Galatia - including his apostleship, grace and peace, the gospel, and confronting the issue of the churches turning away from the simple gospel of Jesus Christ.
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The parable of the sower, the explanation, the parable of the mustard seed and Jesus quitting the storm on the Sea of Galilee.
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Proclaiming the purpose, the truth, and the power of Christ's resurrection - and why it matters.
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Jesus continues to teach about the Sabbath, to heal many, to call disciples, and to instruct on discipleship.
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Becoming complete, knowing truth, pouring into others, comforting and caring for one another, the communion of the triune God. All of these are themes in the final message from 2 Corinthians 13.
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Continuing chapter by chapter through Mark's gospel. In Mark chapter 2 we see Jesus among the people - healing, teaching, and demonstrating God's heart toward ritualism and legalism.
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Continuing to examine the relationship between Paul and the Corinthians and taking a look at the paradox of Christian strength and weakness.
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The beginning of the the gospel of Jesus Christ - considering Christ's unmatched authority, and compassion.
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Paul continues to exhort the Corinthians regarding their contentious relationship and humanly valuation of things. We see his patience, and deep love for the church in these verses.
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Embracing weakness and shunning worldly power do not come naturally to us. Paul addresses the issue in 2 Corinthians 12.
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The final chapter in 2 Samuel. David faces terrible disease and tragedy in the kingdom because of further sin.
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Paul teaches through the marks of an Apostle and chronicles his own suffering.
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Examining King David's praise for God, his final words, and his mighty men - and how all of that points to Jesus Christ, the eternal king.
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Continuing verse by verse through 2nd Corinthians - Paul offers difficult correction to the Corinthians regarding their understanding of what makes an Apostle.
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Pastor Joel Dover, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Newnan, Georgia, teaches from John chapter 6 on the importance of understanding that tests build our faith and that God can provide for our needs.
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Examining the importance and symbolism of breaking bread as a church and what it communicates about the person and work of Jesus Christ.
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The heart wrenching battle between King David and his son Absalom comes to a close.
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Discovering and discussing what it means to be a part of the Body and Bride of Christ.
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Examining the essential place of God's Word in the life and ministry of the church.
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King David experiences the hardship of life on the run, again. This time from his own son, Absalom.
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Absalom conspires to usurp the throne from his father David through a clever campaign to steal the hearts and minds of the people of Israel.
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Examining our response to the Holy Spirit and the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of every believer.
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Examining Acts 1:1-8 and the necessity of the Holy Spirit to labor in God's Kingdom.
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Considering the miraculous births that Jesus Christ brings forth by His own miraculous birth.
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The culmination of our Advent series - considering the perfect gift from the Father of Lights.
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Jesus is the promise keeper. He is the one who is promised to take us from darkness to light.
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Examining the historic account of the wise men traveling from the east in search of the King of the Jews.
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Examining Matthew's account of the birth of Christ.
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God, the Father, made a promise to His creation because He loves us immeasurably and desires to have an everlasting relationship with us.
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Examining the meaning and purpose of Advent and the church's existence in a second season of Advent as we await the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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Paul instructs the Corinthians on bearing with one another, being the Bride of Christ, discerning false doctrine and knowing the purity and simplicity of the gospel.
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Comparative Christianity, taking credit for another's work, the sphere of responsibility that God has given us -- all topics that Paul addresses with the Corinthians.
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We are confronted with the need for a mediator and an advocate between mankind and God as we see Joab interceding on Absalom's behalf.
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The fall out from compounded sin is seen in the life of David's children.
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Sin grievously plagues King David's household and children in a high-definition demonstration of humanity's need for a rescuer and a redeemer.
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David deals with the fallout of his sin.
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Paul confronts the Corinthians to instruct them on dealing with scoffers and doubters within the Body.
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Nathan is sent by God to confront David over his sin with Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah.
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Paul instructs the Corinthian church on giving, the heart behind it, and who we are to emulate in giving.
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Pastor Manolo Matos teaches through Psalm 1 and discusses fruitfulness by being planted in God's Word, and being planted in God's church.
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By way of commendation and example Paul demonstrates the nature and character of the pastoral and apostolic heart.
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Paul instructs on the nature of being a giving church.
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Paul instructs the Corinthian church on sorrow and repentance.
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Paul instructs the Corinthian church on holiness and the difference between dark and light.
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David reflects on God's promise to build him a dynasty through prayer and praise.
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After receiving God's promise, David continues to fulfill the role that God called him to as King of Israel and establishes his administration.
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David purposes in his heart to build a house for God.
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The proofs of God’s fellow workers. What it means to be steadfast in less than ideal situations, pleading with believers not to receive God's grace in vain.
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Finishing chapter 6 Paul exhorts the Corinthians to be separate, to be holy, as God has made them.
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The great exchange. God made Jesus Christ sin for mankind that we might become His righteousness.
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David and the nation of Israel finally retrieve the ark of God and learn about worshipping God. David experiences criticism in the midst of worship from his own house.
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Discussing the deep understanding God has for His saints, finding our worth in Christ and following God so closely others may think it's crazy!
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Jonathan Albanese guest teaches on centering your life on God and being focused on the things of heaven.
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Israel seeks to recover the Ark of the Covenant and God reminds them of His Holiness.
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David becomes king over all Israel and Abner is killed.
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Living in Christ means no fear of death, but taking life seriously for the coming judgement.
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David captures Zion and defeats the Philistines.
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The outward man v. the inward man, temporary v. eternal, seen v. unseen.
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A message of contrasts. Earthen vessels holding priceless treasure. Tremendous struggle, yet endurance. Death, yet life. God's grace over all and in all.
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David is anointed king over Judah. Civil war breaks out between Judah and the rest of Israel.
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Receiving a ministry, receiving mercy, renouncing the hidden things and bringing the truth every day life.
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David learns of the death of Saul and Jonathan.
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Paul instructs the Corinthians on the ministry of condemnation, the ministry of righteousness, and freedom found in Christ.
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Heartbreak, failure, and forgiveness.
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Considering the beauty of God’s church and the anointing of the Holy Spirit.
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Living out our faith in our daily lives.
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The last chapter in First Samuel. Saul is killed in battle along with his sons as foretold.
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After David defects to the Philistines he is ultimately turned away by them as they march against Israel. Meanwhile, David’s city of residence is raided and his family abducted.
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David allies with the Philistines and Saul consults a medium regarding his confrontation with the Philistines.
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Considering a biblical perspective of marriage and the family.
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Concluding Paul's first letter to the Corinthian church. Paul addresses giving, encouraging other servants, and godly submission.
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Considering the resurrection and the "so what" of it all. Paul instructs the Corinthian church on the necessity for the resurrection, the certainty of Christ's victory over death, and exhorts the church to be steadfast and immovable.
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David and his men are snubbed by Nabal as they seek provisions. Nabal's wife, Abigail, intercedes for her house and keeps David from sin, as David purposes in his heart to wipe their household.
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Oblivious to his danger, Saul finds himself at David's mercy. David exercises restraint and allows room for God to work. David confronts Saul on heeding bad counsel.
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Paul continues to examine the historicity and implications of Christ's resurrection; venturing into the topics of creation and God's sovereignty.
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David seeks God's counsel and faces discouragement from his own companions. Saul moves against David.
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Paul teaches on the importance of the resurrection as a fact and the implications of a faith that denies the resurrection.
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David finds himself hiding out in a cave leading a rag-tag bunch of men and seeks sanctuary with one of Israel's old enemies the Moabites. Saul throws a pity party and has the High Priest and his family killed.
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David shows he is a man just like any other. He is provided for from the tabernacle and then feigns insanity as he looks to his enemies for help.
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Paul endeavors to bring order and decency back into the Corinthian worship service.
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Paul instructs the Corinthian church on tongues and prophecy.
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David and Jonathan meet to discuss David's peril. Jonathan confirms that his father King Saul intends to kill David. Jonathan warns David and they share parting words with one another.
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Paul discusses a more excellent way, Love! And he discusses how our spiritual gifts ought to be anchored in a God gifted authentic love.
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David finds that living in King Saul's court is a challenge but he behaves wisely as the Lord is with him.
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A youthful and curious David visits King Saul's Army as they are intimidated by the man Goliath and takes it upon himself to confront this Philistine as he defies the Armies of the Living God.
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Questions and answer part 2. Topics include: new church movements, death, spreading the gospel, prayer, and divorce.
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Question and answer session part 1. Topics include: tattoos, dinosaurs, salvation, sin and forgiveness, creation, the literal reading of the Bible, healing, fasting, and grace.
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Samuel visits Bethlehem as directed by God to seek out God's chosen king. There he finds the family of Jesse and Jesse's youngest son, David, tending the sheep.
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Paul continues his instructions on the Holy Spirit, explaining that there is one Spirit and one Body composed of many gifts.
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Saul's son, Jonathan, and Jonathon's armor-bearer go on a mission to attack the Philistines after Jonathan makes a mighty declaration of faith.
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Saul disobeys God's commandment in favor of pleasing the people. Samuel confronts Saul's disobedience.
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Paul names the various gifts of the Holy Spirit and teaches that they are given as the Spirit wills.
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Paul begins instructing the Corinthian church on the gifts of the Holy Spirit, explaining that all of the gifts of the Holy Spirit are for the common good.
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Samuel addresses the people after their victory over the Amonites. Saul is recognized universally as the King over Israel as anointed by God. Samuel exhorts Israel to "fear the Lord and serve Him and obey His voice, and do not rebel against the commandment of the Lord."
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Saul is anointed and declared King over Israel and faces his first test as the Ammonite leader Nahash, the serpent, sets siege against Jabesh Gilead. The citizens of Jabesh Gilead consider striking a deal with Nahash who promises to forgo killing them if they allow him to pluck out their right eyes. Saul leads an Army against Nahash to rescue his people. The Lord is shown mighty on their behalf.
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Paul instructs the Corinthian church on the meaning and purpose of Communion, the Lord's Supper. He also gives instruction on how public worship should reflect the nature and character of Christ.
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Verses 1-3 of 1 Corinthians 11. Discussing discipleship through imitating Christ, receiving and keeping biblical traditions, and gender roles within the church.
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Saul enters the scene as God's people cry out for a king. Through a series of seemingly providential events Saul finds himself face to face with God's prophet, Samuel. Samuel instructs Saul in God's plan and offers insight into Saul's new life.
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Our God keeps His Word, His Word came down to us to redeem us and make us His kids. That is the message of Christmas.
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God made a promise to humanity and communicated His glorious promise of redemption to us through the Bible.
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All things are lawful, but not all things are helpful. Living out grace practically. Looking out for others. Seeking the salvation of others. Imitating Christ.
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Discussing what it means to be a part of the Body and the purpose and meaning of communion.
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Israel repents for their idolatry, Samuel intercedes for the people, the Philistines are defeated ushering in an era of peace in the land. As Samuel ages he appoints his sons as judges but they are unfaithful in their ministry causing the people to cry out for a king. Samuel solemnly forewarns the people about life under a king.
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Acts 27 gives the account of Paul and his shipmates being caught in a monstrous storm. 14 days without food and little sight of the sun Paul gives this encouragement to the crew and travelers, "Take nourishment, this is for your survival."
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The Philistines struggle with God's judgment and resolve to return the ark of the covenant to Israel. Israel rejoices to see the return of the ark but fail to recognize God's holiness.
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Expository teaching of verses 1-12 of First Corinthians chapter 10. Dealing with individual faith, responsibility and the dangers of presumption and relying on signs.
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