Fairview Church Of Christ

Ephesians 1:22-23. Paul writes that Christ is the head of the church. But what is the church, and what is the body of Christ? In this study, Evangelist Reagan McClenny examines Christ’s church both locally and universally.

Walking a Mile in Their Moccasins I Peter 3:8-9. The Biblical principle of compassion is walking in someone else’s shoes, which is the subject of an 1895 poem. In this study, Evangelist Reagan McClenny looks at three things empathy can help us develop.

The Value of True Friendship Eccl. 4:7-16. This passage describes the vanity of isolation and popularity. In the shallow popularity of social media we all struggle with finding true friendship. In this study, Evangelist Reagan McClenny examines why we need friends and the things we need in a friend.

Gal. 6:1-6. Paul describes two sides of responsibility and that we should bear each other burdens. In this study, Evangelist Reagan McClenny looks at how we are better together when we work together and bear each other’s burdens.

Gal. 5:13-26. Not far from the reported place where Jesus was buried is a ladder that causes strife in men who cannot get along. In this study, Evangelist Reagan McClenny examines some of the things that cause strife in today’s world and ways we can overcome them.

Matt. 5:13-16. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said that a city set on a hill could not be hidden. We are social creatures and need each other. In this study, Evangelist Reagan McClenny examines how God intends for us all to be a part of the church.

Philippians 4:10-13. In this passage, Paul famously wrote that he had "learned to be content in whatever circumstances I am." Evangelist Jacob Holman looks at Paul’s statement and three valuable lessons about contentment in this study.

Just like past generations, we can describe our generation as an evil generation. How do we interact with a world that is evil? How do we answer evil in a Christ-like way? In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines three ways a Christian can interact with an evil world.

Matthew 21:28-32. When Jesus’ authority was challenged, He told the parable of the Two Sons to illustrate following the will of God. In this study by Evangelist Gavin Williams, we analyze this parable to learn what it means to be a Christian and what it means to say that you're a Christian.

We typically think of church growth in terms of attendance or contributions. In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman addresses two other types of growth that we may not often think about but are also indications of growth in a local church.

Remember Your Creator in the Days of Your Youth Ecclesiastes 12:1. The words of the wise man in Eccl. 12:1 are very familiar to us all. This study by Evangelist Jacob Holman examines the words of the wise man in this verse for specific applications for how the young can live them today.

In this second part of a two-part study of Jesus’ prayer life, we look at what Jesus’ time on earth teaches us about prayer. In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines specifically when Jesus prayed.

One of the blessings we have is prayer. As our great example in everything, Jesus teaches us much about prayer. This study by Evangelist Jacob Holman examines the four gospel accounts to learn from the prayer life of Jesus.

Psalm 1. God has given us a choice as to how we live our lives. The Bible has many examples of those who had to make a choice, beginning with Adam and Eve. The Psalmist describes the two ways that one can live their life. In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines the two different ways one can choose to live.

Hebrews 12:5-11. Fatherhood is an exciting and frightening time. Where does one learn how to be a father? Whether our earthly father taught us about fatherhood or not, all of us have a heavenly Father who shows us what real fatherhood is all about. In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines the Hebrews passage to help us learn fatherhood from THE Father of us all.

Phil 4:4-7; I Peter 5:6-10. We don’t have to look far for things that cause us anxiety. When we experience times of anxiety, where can we find help? In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman looks at two New Testament texts and what they tell us about prayer in anxious times.

1 Chronicles 28:20; Psalm 20. When David left the work of the Temple to his son Solomon he told him to be strong and courageous. David said that God would be with Solomon and establish his work. This study by Evangelist Brent Dyer offers the same encouragement and prayer for Fairview.

Galatians 3. When Paul wrote to the Galatians he addressed faith and the Law of Moses. When did faith become the means of justification? Why did the law exist in the first place, and why did God put it to death? In this study, Evangelist Brent Dyer answers questions about faith, the Law, and fulfillment.

2 Samuel 11-12. Although Satan presents sin as enjoyable and pleasurable, the Bible teaches us that sin is horrible and comes with a high cost. This study by Evangelist Jacob Holman examines a time in the life of David when he sinned to help us see just how high sin's cost can be.

1 John 4:17-18. It's easy to worry that we are not good enough and to doubt our security on the Day of Judgement. In order to give us confidence before God, John gives us four tests to see if we are in Jesus or not. Evangelist Brent Dyer studies the assurances and identity found in the book of 1 John in this lesson.