Leesburg Church of Christ

01/11/2025

Put Your Faith Out There (Sermon: 1/5/25)

12/22/2024

What Must I Do? An Overview of Acts (Sermon: 12/15/24)

12/15/2024

It's Always Ultimately About Jesus (1 & 2 Chronicles: 12/8/24)

10/05/2024

Copyright Acapella"'Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor...

10/03/2024

Ukeachusim's Benefits of Genuine Compassion:
1. It fulfills all righteousness.
2. It is the right motive missions.
3. It is mercy in action.
4. It takes the initiative.
5. It requires spending time with people.
6. It consolidates relationship with God.
7. It requires love, humility, patience, and understanding.
8. It can be learned from the Word of God and living the life of prayer.

I like #3-5 in particular.

09/22/2024

The Gospel of Mark (Sermon: 9/15/24)

09/15/2024

The Gospel of Matthew: The Gospel of the Kingdom (Sermon: 9/8/24)

09/08/2024

The Most NT Book of the OT (Sermon from 9/1/24)

08/25/2024

The graphics are bad and the reading of Leviticus 25 took a lot of time, other than that one brother said it was the best sermon I ever preached...so enjoy (sermon from 8/18/24)

08/20/2024

I love these drawing narratives overviewing the books of the Bible. I watched this one n preparation for Sunday's sermon. They are so cool. I hope you enjoy. If you haven't read Numbers in a while...you should.

What is the book of Numbers about in the Bible? Watch as we explain its major themes and gain a deeper understanding of its place in the biblical story.

08/20/2024

Been kind of out of touch with Facebook other than a few scans the last four or five days, but don't despair....

08/14/2024

What is the one Scripture you want to have "inscribed on your heart" (Prov. 7:3)?

08/11/2024

As we gather together this morning in Spirit and in Truth we invite you to join us.

08/11/2024

The Book of Firsts: Genesis (Sermon: July 28, 2024)

08/07/2024

I shook hands with the other guys in my golf foursome this morning and said...

08/06/2024

From time to time I wonder how wrath fits into the nature of God (a theological pondering). Today I came across a statement from James D. Smart that I find worthy of reflection, "God's love, resisted, is felt as wrath." (Doorway to a New Age, p. 50...I am not familiar with this book but the phrase was quoted in The Crucifixion, which I am reading, by Fleming Rutledge). I wonder if "is experienced" is a better way to say it. My Calvinist friends will cringe over the idea of resisting God's love, but my reflection has always been on whether wrath is a quality of God's character or a "by-product" of His love or justice or holiness. Any way, I welcome any reflections you might have on this thought.

07/27/2024

Mowed my dry & withered lawn for the first time in 2 months but this abides forever

07/26/2024

Let me boast in the Lord...