Landmark Church Of Christ

In this message, Buddy Bell used video from around the city of Montgomery to illustrate Ephesians 2. Enjoy the audio, but also check out the video version of this message. https://vimeo.com/122938299

In part 5 in our study of Ephesians, Buddy Bell teaches from chapter 3 to show us Paul's suffering and how redemption and purpose can come from suffering. This was a powerful day in our church.

Youth Minister, Wes Kohring, leads us in a study of Ephesians 2. This powerful section of scripture (Eph. 2:1-10) gives powerful clarity to who we are in Christ.

In Ephesians 1:17-19, the Apostle Paul prays a prayer for the people of God. In part 3 we'll explore this prayer and how it should change the way we pray today.

In Ephesians 1:3-14, Paul gives us a list of spiritual blessings that come from being in Christ. In this message that led to an extended time of praise in song, Buddy Bell makes the point that not only is this passage about theology, but also doxology.

This series is a study in the book of Ephesians. We will look at the promises, challenges and calling for those who are identified as "in Christ."

In the wrap up of the "My Mission" series, Buddy Bell shares practical steps to share the message of Jesus with those in need.

Check out part 4 of the "My Mission" series as we prepare for Mission Sunday on February 1st.

Part of our mission is to help people grow from infancy in Christ, to maturity. In part we discuss the role we play in helping others grow.

In the book of Acts, Jesus' disciples were not just those who agreed with the mission of Jesus, but they took ownership. What would happen if we, as a church, took ownership of this mission?

As we start a new year, we start a new message series that reminds each of us our part in God's mission to save the world.

As we leave 2014 behind us, what is something from our lives we need to leave behind as well? What gets in the way of our following Jesus? In this stand alone message we are challenged to stretch ourselves in love, service and prayer. How can we make 2015 even better as followers of Jesus?

Matthew's perspective to the story was somber. Luke's perspective focused on great celebration. In this conclusion of our Christmas series, we see the aspect of celebration and reframe our lives to the Christmas story.

The Gospels of Matthew and Luke tell the story of Jesus' birth to different audiences and with different perspectives and moods. Why is this important? And what is the implication on our lives?

We mostly look at Christmas from the vantage point of a past event. In this message (with testimony interview with Jerry Green), we get a glimpse and realize the people of the Old Testament were Waiting, Hoping and through Jesus, Resting in the salvation of the Lord.

With all the stress that comes from this time of year how can we really expect the holidays to be "happy?" Financial burdens, family tension, grief, worry, busy-ness and lots more, there are many ways this time of year can be stressed. From a story of Mary, Martha & Jesus comes practical steps to keeping our sanity and focus this season.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving this week, we must remember that the Giver of all good things is God. Our lives can be filled with great happiness with a heart of gratitude because of all that God has done.

We care for each other and serve together as a Body. In part 4 of "Body In Motion" we see the opportunities and accept the call to be in motion for the Kingdom.

We continue this message series understanding how grace changes us. Our behavior is changed because of God's grace in our lives.

As we consider orphan care, we must be reminded of our adoption as sons and daughters of God through Christ. This message reminds us and calls us to make a different.