Loveland Heights Church Of Christ

What does it mean to "Be a Servant" and are you doing what is needed?

Jesus makes some bold statements about who He is in John’s Gospel account. We look at two this morning about Him being the Light of and the Truth for the world!

More warnings from the wisdom of Solomon, accompanied by the reasons why we should heed his warnings.

What kind of God do we serve? Is there any hope for us, since all sin and fall short (Rom 3:23)? John 3:16-17 tells us the answers!

Jesus was crucified between two criminals. In Luke's account we see three crosses representing the choices we all have to make.

Solomon, one with significant experience in the realm of dealing with adultery, gives some fatherly advice on the peril of adultery and how to avoid it.

How are the interactions of Jesus and the Rich Young Ruler and the tax collector, Zacchaeus, related? And how does it all apply to us?

Solomon details the physical things one must do to strengthen their spiritual life.

Just as Jesus said, there are two paths, one that leads to life and one that leads to destruction. We can either choose one or the other; there are no other options. So, too... Solomon describes two paths in Proverbs 4, one that leads to increasing enlightenment, and one that leads to blinding darkness. We can only choose one... Which will you choose?

What does God think about when He thinks of me? The answer is found within Jesus’ teachings in Luke 15, and the parable of the Lost (Prodigal) Son.

The Good Samaritan... Is it a story about helping others? Or is it about something much more important to Christian loving (or is it living)?

Perhaps to encourage us to heed the wisdom he gave in Prov. 2:1-12, Solomon proceeds to describe the value of wisdom in Prov. 2:13-14.

What are the 5 W's (Who, What, When, Where, Why) of Mark 16:15-16?

In part 1 of 3 in our look at Proverbs 3, we look at verses 1-12 and the 6 keys to a good life found therein.

We have been served by greatness, what’s stopping us from being great servants for others?

Having a hard heart is a problem many of us struggle with. It’s something that’s been around for a long time. But God’s Word gives us insights in how to avoid hard hearts and hard thoughts.

Jesus was killed because He was hated. Jesus taught His followers not to hate, instead to love all people. However, all too often Christians misconstrue the meaning of "hate," and lose sight of the call to love!

In part 2 of this two-part study of Proverbs 2, we look at the benefits of a diligent search for wisdom.

Having a faith that moves mountains seems like a daunting and almost impossible thing to accomplish. After all, how many of us have ever seen someone move a mountain? How can we apply Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 21:18-22?

In the first part of a two-part study of Proverbs 2, we look at the characteristics of a diligent search for wisdom.