Middlebourne Church of Christ: Recent Episodes
Micah Webb
In this lesson, we conclude our short series on angels by discussing some common questions about angels.
This lesson 1 of 2 on angels. In this lesson we look at the meaning of angels, their origin, nature, and role.
Some people cut and paste from the Bible. In this lesson we explore 4 areas this is done and what the truth is on these topics.
Sometimes we "Invalidate the Word of God" in our life. In this lesson we explore 4 ways we can do this.
In this lesson we explore what fasting is, how it is used in the New Testament, why we do not bind it as required today, and some lesson we learn from how fasting is used in the New Testament.
In this lesson we explore 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 and what we learn about sin and temptation from this text.
David said he would not offer that which cost him nothing (2 Samuel 24:24). In this lesson we explore what we are willing to to sacrifice in service to God.
Often people talk about their New Year's resolutions. In this lesson we take 5 common resolutions people have and consider the spiritual parallels that we should resolve for the new year.
In this lesson we start a 2 part series on roots by looking at 4 things we become rooted in that are improper things to be rooted in.
In this lesson we take a look at 1 Peter 5:5-10 and what we must do to be those "Called to His Eternal Glory"
In this lesson we take a look at 1 Corinthians 13 and what we learn about love and spiritual gifts.
In this lesson we explore 3 things that you might not see at services that should be there.
In the religious world you will hear of many ways to "be saved." In this lesson we explore the scriptures and the one true plan of salvation that God gives.
God wants churches to be strong. In this lesson we explore some marks of a strong church.
In this lesson we look at the book of Philippians and how we have the proper commitment in Christ.
In this lesson we look at how to have the proper sober thoughts and not think too highly of ourselves.
We need to not worry about what society says and ask for the ancient paths of God's Word. In this lesson we explore 4 areas where we need to ask for the ancient paths.
In this lesson we explore the topic of personal evangelism. We will see its need and how we can do it.
In this lesson we conclude our series on attendance by discussing how we help the lack of attendance problem.
This is the 4th lesson in our series on attendance. In it we explore some things that cause lack of attendance.
In this lesson we explore to Psalm 55 and David's transition from restlessness to resolve.
In this, the third lesson in our series on attendance, we explore Biblical principles outside of Hebrews 10:25 that show why we must attend every service.
In this lesson we continue our series on attendance by looking at the command given in Hebrews 10:24-25.
In this lesson we explore Christ's return and 3 important facts we need to know about it.
In this lesson we explore what Paul says in Philippians 3 about pressing toward the goal
In this lesson we conclude our two lesson study of Bible translations by comparing translations. Note: At around the 22:15 mark there is 2-3 minutes of audio missing due to technical difficulties.
There Are many Bible translations. This is the first of two lessons in which we look at Bible translations to see which ones are the most accurate.
Singing is an important part of our worship. In this lessons we discuss singing as part of worship, what we are to sing, how we are to sing, and extremes we often take in singing.
Forgiving others is required by God (Ephesians 4:32). In this lesson we look at Ephesians 4:32-5:2 and what we can learn about forgiving one another.
We often talk about the importance of being part of the universal church. Not only is this important but so is being part of a local church. In this lesson we see the importance of local church membership, its privileges, and its responsibilities.
In this lesson we explore what we need to do when someone is overtaken in any transgression.
We can all have weights in our life. In this lesson we explore what weights are and how we overcome them.
Baptism is a controversial topic in the religious world. In this lesson we explore the meaning of the word baptism, and what baptism mentioned in scriptures is the "one baptism" of Ephesians 4:1-6.
Hebrews 11 is a chapter about great characters of faith. In this lesson we explore Hebrews 11 and some practical lessons we can learn from it.
Have you ever felt like the wicked are unpunished? Do you wonder when the Lord will punish them? Habakkuk faced this very problem in the book of Habakkuk. In this lesson we study this minor prophet and the lessons we learn from it.
There are many text taken out of context. This lesson is the first in a series of 4 on text often taken out of context.
Bible authority is an important topic we need to regular explore. In this lesson we discuss this important topic.
Romans 1-3 points out that Gentiles, Jews, and therefore everyone have sinned and need the gospel. We explore these chapters in this lesson and the fact that the gospel is for all.
What is a sound preacher? Often people ask if someone is sound but what does that really mean? In this lesson we explore this topic
The people of Zephaniah's day were "Settled in Complacency" (Zeph. 1:12). In this lesson we explore the meaning of this phrase, the context to see how they were complacent, and then see how it applied to us today.
What would your health be like if it looked like the health of your soul? We explore that idea in this lesson.
We conclude our series on divorce and remarriage by answering some questions often asked on the topic.
It Is Well With My Soul is a popular hymn. In this lesson we discuss reasons we can sing this song and know that is is well with our soul.
Faith is essential for salvation. Many argue that we are saved by faith only. In this lesson we look at Hebrews 11 and how we are instead justified by faith only when our faith does some certain things.
The Bible talks about several things we "must" do. In this lesson we explore 7 of these musts.
This is lesson 3 in our series on divorce and remarriage. In this lesson we explore Romans 7 and the marriage and the bond.
The Bible talks time and time again about trusting in the Lord. In this lesson we explore Proverbs 3:5-8 and see what it means to trust the Lord and what the benefits of trusting in Him are.
This is the second lesson in a series on divorce and remarriage. In this study we look at Matthew 19 and the law Jesus gives concerning divorce. We then use this text to answer the arguments.
The foolish man built on the sand (Matthew 7:24-27). In this lesson we discuss some foundations made of sand people often build on.
Divorce and remarriage is a controversial topic. This lesson is the first in a series of lessons in which we discuss this topic.
Some believe in the "I Am," others believe "It is." This lesson is the final of three in which we explore these two and what the truth is.
Some believe in the "I Am," others believe "It is." This lesson is the first of three in which we explore these two and what the truth is.
Some believe in the "I Am," others believe "It is." This lesson is the first of three in which we explore these two and what the truth is.
We all face the storms of life. In this lesson we learn how to handle being in the heart of the storm.
We all sacrifice our time to something, why not sacrifice it to God who gave His Son for you?
In this study we discuss the importance of the Word of God and Christ as the Word (John 1:1-14).
"Seeing is believing." We explore what is wrong with this popular phrase in this study.
The Psalmist said, "I hasten and do not delay." In this lesson we explore some areas in our lives in which we need to hasten and not delay.
Why does God allow suffering? We explore the answer to this popular question in this study.
Peter points out in 2 Peter 3:10 that Christ is returning. Verse 11 talks about how we ought to live in light of coming. We explore what Peter says in this text about that.
"God Give Us Christian Homes." It is a hymn we sing from time to time. In this lesson what the husband, wife, children, and parents in a Christian home should look like.
We explore the background to Joshua 1, what the idea of meditating, doing, and prospering, and lastly how to apply this to our lives.
In Acts 4 the Sanhedrin knew that Peter and John had been with Jesus. We explore this text in this lesson and some lessons we learn from it.
We often talk about having 20/20 physical vision. While this is great, we should desire 20/20 spiritual vision.
Every person sets goals in their life at some point. Churches should do likewise. In this lesson we explore 3 goals for the church.