Welcome to Traders Point church of Christ! Each week we explore what the Bible has to say about different topics and passages of scripture through sermons and Bible studies. Our goal is to grow closer to God through a better understanding of His word!
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In this parable Jesus pinpoints the joy that should come from when something that was lost is found. This particular story is about a son who loses himself. When he finds himself again, he is reunited with his father, and there is great joy!
Have you ever wondered about the timeline of events of Jesus' last hours? Jeremy breaks it down in a moving reminder of Christ's sacrifice! This and more in our latest "Preaching Through the Bible".
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This month we begin a new study of the parables of Jesus with Jesus' telling of a story between a Pharisee and a Tax Collector. There is a contrast between these two men and teach us lessons about humility, reverence, and the dangers of self righteousness and pride.
Sunday PM Sermon Sep. 6 2026
Sunday AM Sermon Sep 6, 2026
In this bonus episode, John and Jeremy talk about the work their doing on their other podcast, Cultivating Growth, with the goal that we can encourage one another and others to Grow!You can subscribe to Cultivating Growth wherever you get your podcasts.
The word "imprecatory" is used to describe a genre of Psalms in which the writers call for God's wrath, justice or diving judgment to be brought down on a perceived enemy or wicked person(s). At times, these kinds of psalms can seemingly be in conflict with the teaching that we are to love and pray for our enemies. But God doesn't rebuke those who come to Him with these types of prayers. And their presence in the book of Psalms challenges us to consider their place in our prayer lives today.
In this special message from one of our elders, Tim Wilson, the husbands of our congregation are issued a challenge.
In this continuation of the Preaching Through the Bible series, John highlights the three most important years in history. How Jesus taught, how we can teach today, and, ultimately, what we do with the Gospel are discussed in our latest episode!
There are so many psalms of praise to choose from! And even ones that don't traditionally fit into that category contain elements of praise. Today, we're narrowing it down to just the 103rd Psalm; a fairly nondescript and generic psalm of David. But one that brings the praise from beginning to end and sets a wonderful example for us of what it looks to praise God!
This month we will spend our time in the book of Psalms. Each week we will pick a specific genre, then a specific Psalm from that genre and discuss and study from it. This week the Messianic Psalms and specifically Psalm 22. In this Psalm David writes of his own struggles and it is easy to see the parallels to Jesus. Jesus quotes from this Psalm from the cross, noting the fulfillment of what we see in there.
As we continue our study of the one chapter books in the New Testament, we spend this week in 3 John. This is another personal letter written by John to a friend of his, with encouragement and admonition to help and support those who speak the truth. It has great application for us today in those same areas, who to emulate and who not to as well. Join us as we study this great book together.
The letter entitled 2nd John carries a very personal tone as "the Elder" writes to a woman that he clearly knows quite well and thinks highly of. He is concerned with the potential influence of those who are opposed to the truth and love that defines a christian.
Jeremy begins the first New Testament story of the Preaching Through the Bible Series, looking at the birth and early life of Jesus! Have you ever thought about why God announced the birth of His Son to shepherds? Or what the significance is of the first recoded words Jesus spoke? Great insights in this latest lesson!
We are going to spend some time this month studying the shortest books of the New Testament - the four one-chapter letters of Philemon, 2 John, 3 John and Jude.This week is all about Philemon; a short, personal letter, written by Paul to a dear friend of his named Philemon. The letter addresses what could be a sensitive topic between the two of them but Paul respects and trusts Philemon enough to be confident that it will be well-received.Â
Every other one of Jesus' miracles has instantaneous results. Why does the healing of the blind man in Mark 8 take Him two tries? John Morgan helps us see what Jesus is teaching in the context of Mark 8 and, as a result, what REALLY seeing Jesus and His Kingdom will do for us.
John and Jeremy team up to recap what the kids learned during VBS, "Mountain Movers," a couple weeks ago. What can adults learn from Mt. Sinai, Mt. Carmel, and The Mount of Transfiguration?We sing some VBS songs that kids will enjoy too!
Even when given everything, man is still susceptible to temptation. Genesis 3 teaches a lot of very important lessons about the result of sin and the impact that it has on our relationship with God and with each other.
In this episode we discuss Genesis 2, the creation of man and woman, as well as the beginning of marriage. Lots to discuss, study along with us.
In this episode we will discuss Genesis 1, and the beginning of all things. We will talk about creation, and God's power and His order. Join us in this all important study from God's Word.
The last three of these seven letters, found in Revelation 3, are written to churches that are all in very different places. Sardis might have looked the part from an outsider's perspective but it's reality was very different, Philadelphia may not have been the most impressive looking church but was persevering in an admirable way, and Laodicea was a church that needed to rediscover its passion and zeal!
Amidst the turmoil and destruction of Jerusalem at the hand of the Babylonians, was God's desire still to save His people? John Morgan thinks so, and he talks about how that's still God's desire for us today. This and two other points we can learn from Israel's Babylonian Captivity on our latest episode!Part five of our monthly series, Preaching Through the Bible. Watch now!
The next two letters, both found in Revelation 2, speak to churches that are both being influenced by false teaching. And both instances encourage us to look back to two Old Testament figures...Balaam and Jezebel.Â
This week we dive into the first two of the 7 letters recorded for us in Revelation 2-3. Ephesus is a church we know a lot about from Paul's journeys and the letter bearing their name. Smyrna, however, is not as well known. Both churches have some good things going for them and both are facing some challenging circumstances. Sound familiar?
Jeremy's got back-to-back lessons on this series! This time, what can we learn from the largest of the books of Poetry--Psalms.What title does Psalms have in Hebrew? What are three takeaways can we have from this book of praise? Give a listen to find out some important reminders!
In Nehemiah chapter 1, after receiving news that the people back in Jerusalem aren't doing well, Nehemiah prays. He confesses sin, showcases repentance and asks God for mercy. It is a wonderful prayer with lots to learn.
You simply can't do a study on Old Testament prayers without spending some time with Hezekiah. Not only was he was an important king in the nation of Judah but he left behind two great examples of what it means to seek God's guidance and blessings first.
Sunday morning Sermon, 4/12/26
In this episode we look at two prayers by Hannah; the first in 1 Samuel 1 and the second in 1 Samuel 2. Both of these prayers give us insight into the faith of Hannah and provide us some strong application that we need to consider making to our prayer lives today.
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