Fairview Church Of Christ

Matt 22:15-22. In this passage, the Pharisees tried to trap Jesus by asking Him about paying taxes. Politics and government raise some old questions. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how Jesus teaches his disciples to view government.

Proverbs 25:28. Proverbs has a way of phrasing concepts that are hard to dispute. One of the concepts is that a man who has never learned discipline is open to every kind of attack and temptation, much like an undefended city. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how we can teach and practice self-control in our homes.

Micah 7:8-20. In a world that is so often tumultuous, Micah gives us something secure to hold on to: the steadfast love of God. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer traces a path in which God guides us from darkness to victory and safety.

These three symbols of Jesus' life help us to understand his work more clearly. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how these come together in the observance of the Lord's Supper.

Mark 7:1-13. In this passage, Jesus responds to the Pharisees and the scribes who were critical of His disciples for not following certain traditions. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins looks at how Jesus teaches us to view the tremendous power of tradition by insisting on our need for discernment, introspection, and courage.

Romans 8:28. In this verse, Paul writes “that for those who love God all things work together for good.” Do all things really work together for good? In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines what this promise means and how it changes us.

Mark 10:42-45. In this passage, Jesus does not promise James and John a specific position. Many would rather lead and be served instead of serving In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how the virtue of service and the nature of real leadership are learned at home.

Lev 25:20-22 Serving as a Christian can be overwhelming. All the obligations and growth God asks from us can seem impossible, but we can find comfort in one simple truth: God supplies what He demands. God will always make a way for us to fulfill His commandments. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer examines how God will always provide for us that which He demands of us.

Philippians 3:7-11. We all have choices. In these verses, Paul talks about his choices. We need to learn to share Paul's single-minded focus on knowing Christ. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer takes a look at what is important and what is trivial.

Heb 11:6. The fact that God rewards diligent seekers is both an assurance and a challenge. How do we become diligent seekers? In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how we may become diligent seekers of God.

• If Paul was a tentmaker, why did Israelites need tents year-round? • Why were the Jews forbidden to boil a goat in its mother’s milk? • Does the water flowing from Jesus’ side have spiritual significance? In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins answers more Bible questions.

Matthew 4:5-7. Scripture warns that it is possible to abuse Scripture. How does this happen? How can we avoid it? In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins addresses the problem of abusing Scripture by “proof-texting” and “scripture-twisting”.

Gal 5:24. There are two types of people in the world: people who are changed by God and people who go their own way. What motivates each to be who they are and what is the difference between the spirit and the flesh? In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer examines the distinction between fleshly and spiritual people in Galatians 5 and 6.

Lev 19:17. This passage deals with loving our neighbors. God wants his people to be willing to deal with their problems with others. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how this vital skill is best learned at home.

1 Thessalonians 5:14. Paul offers the timeless principle of patience in this passage. We reflect God's nature when we show patience toward our fellowman. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines what patience involves.

Luke 24:25-27. In this passage, Jesus explains how events were meant to happen in order that God might redeem His world. Jesus teaches us how suffering and glory can go together. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how suffering and glory motivates proper Christian living.

Hosea 11:1-9. This passage presents a picture of a loving father and a rebellious son. God is our merciful father; we are his child. We were once disobedient children; will we now turn to God? In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer examines God’s love and discipline.

Acts 11:1-18. In this passage, Peter is criticized for having a meal with uncircumcised men. We often make mistakes. To our detriment, our stubbornness often keeps us from admitting when we are wrong. By investigating the Jews in Acts 11, we learn the right way to be wrong and how this can lead to deeper Christian unity. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer looks at how learning the right way to be wrong can lead to deeper Christian unity.

1 Peter 1. Peter gives encouragement to a group of people who are not at home in this world of sin. When we reflect on our Heavenly citizenship, we gain strength to endure the trials of life. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Brent Dyer looks at how kingdom citizens are defined.

Gal 6:2-5. In this passage, Paul is writing about the Christian life. Responsibility is a Christian value. Christians must take responsibility for their work, actions, and mistakes. In this study, Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins examines how responsibility begins at home.