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The Temple of the Lord: A Testament of Old and New

In the Old Testament, the construction of the Temple to the Lord was a monumental event in the history of Israel. King Solomon, renowned for his wisdom and wealth, oversaw the building of this magnificent structure as recorded in 1 … Continue reading

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Governance Under King Solomon: Insights from 1 Kings 4

Introduction: In 1 Kings 4, we gain insights into the extensive governance of King Solomon over various territories during his reign. These verses outline four distinct types of areas under Solomon’s rule: the Homeland of Israel from Dan to Beersheba, … Continue reading

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Cultivating Faith and Trust: Lessons from the First Disciples

In our ongoing sermon series, “Discipled: Discipleship Principles from the Followers of Jesus,” we’ve been journeying through the experiences of the first disciples to glean insights for our own walk with Christ. As we delve into the fourth message, we … Continue reading

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Embracing Community and Risk-Taking: Essential Aspects of Discipleship

As we journey through our sermon series, “Discipled: Discipleship Principles from the Follower of Jesus,” we delve deeper into the core elements of what it means to follow Christ wholeheartedly. In our latest lesson, “Community & Risk-Taking,” we explore two … Continue reading

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Discovering Learning and Empowerment: Lessons from the First Disciples

In our ongoing sermon series at Ham Lane Church of Christ this April, “DISCIPLED: Discipleship Principles from the Followers of Jesus,” we’ve been journeying through the foundational aspects of discipleship as demonstrated by the first followers of Christ. In Lesson … Continue reading

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The Joyful Sound of Hand Clapping in Worship: Celebrating Baptisms with Biblical Affirmation

In the vibrant tapestry of worship expressions, hand clapping stands out as a joyful rhythm, a resounding applause to the grace and work of God in our lives. Yet, amidst the chorus of praise, questions arise: Is hand clapping authorized … Continue reading

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DISCIPLED: Discipleship Principles from The Followers of Jesus

The first followers of Jesus, the original disciples, exemplified several foundational principles of discipleship that continue to resonate with believers today. These principles, drawn from their experiences and interactions with Jesus, offer timeless guidance for those seeking to follow Christ … Continue reading

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Why Was the Stone Rolled Away?

Have you ever wondered why the stone was rolled away at the empty tomb of Jesus on the first Easter morning? It’s a question that might linger in the minds of many as we reflect on the profound events of … Continue reading

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The “Kangaroo Court” of Jesus’ Trial

Have you ever heard a preacher refer to the trials that our Lord Jesus faced before He was condemned to crucifixion as a “Kangaroo Court”? Ever wonder what that means and why they would say that about the court that … Continue reading

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What’s So Good About Good Friday?

Today, we pause to observe Good Friday, a solemn day in the Christian calendar that commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It may seem paradoxical to call it ‘good,’ given the sorrow and pain it represents. However, the ‘good’ in … Continue reading

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