In this lesson, Brother Gary Lancaster will discuss the powerful story and life of Job.

Job, a man who endured immense suffering not because of sin, but because of his deep faithfulness to God. It walks through Job’s trials—his loss of wealth, family, health, and support—highlighting the values of persecution, perspective, and perseverance. Despite his grief and questions, Job maintained his integrity and trust in God's purpose, becoming an example of endurance through trials.

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In this lesson, Brother Scott Smith draws on the imagery of pulling weeds to illustrate how sin takes root in our lives and must be diligently removed before it overtakes us.

Drawing from Matthew 13, it emphasizes the deceptive growth of sin, the importance of rooting it out completely, and the patient care we must show toward ourselves and others—especially new Christians—in the process. Ultimately, it offers hope through the gospel, reminding us that no matter how many weeds we face, God is willing and able to forgive and help us grow in Christ.

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In this lesson, Deacon Brian Osburn will discuss what it means to fulfill your role in the Body of Christ.

Through 1 Corinthians 12, he will explore how every member of the church—regardless of skill or visibility—has a vital part to play in God’s design. You’ll be encouraged to embrace your unique abilities, work together in unity, and contribute meaningfully to a thriving, spiritually healthy church.

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