North Charleston church of Christ Messages

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In the book of Acts, when God's people parted ways they didn't just say goodbye.  They prayed goodbye together.

Paul often began with thanksgiving and ended with exhortation.

Paul ends 2 Corinthians writing about his preparation for a third visit to Corinth.

Paul ends Romans with three prayer-wishes for the church at Rome.

Paul boasts about his weakness in 2 Corinthians 11-12.

The story of Abraham in the book of Genesis helps us to see who God is.

In 2 Corinthians 11, Paul asks the Corinthians to put with him as he prepares to boast as a fool.

What does the New Testament say about deacons?  Two passages help us understand these serving servants.

Paul begins his confrontation of the false apostles in Corinth (2 Cor. 10).

The Bible ends with these words at the end of Revelation.  Let's consider them together.

As Paul concludes a section on giving to the Corinthians, he turns their attention to God (2 Cor. 9:6-15).

We don't think of coveting in a positive light, but there are some things the Scriptures call us to covet.

Paul continues to write to the Corinthians about the collection for the saints in Jerusalem.  What can we learn about handling the money of the church?

The church is intended to be a safe place for those who are struggling and hurting (James 5:13-20).