Romans 12:14-21. We who follow Jesus can respond to evil in one of two ways. We can be overcome by it, or we can overcome evil with good.
 
In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines Paul's instructions in Romans 12:21 to "overcome evil with good" to see what it means for us today.

Overcome Evil with Good

Covetousness is a subtle, but serious, sin that we don't often discuss. Yet Scripture says something about it. 

In the first of a two-part study, Evangelist Jacob Holman explores Biblical truths about covetousness, its definition, and the problem.

Five Truths of Covetousness (Part 1)

Covetousness is a subtle, but serious, sin that is not often discussed. Yet Scripture says something about it.
 
In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman continues to examine Biblical truths about covetousness, its forms, and the answer to covetousness.

Five Truths of Covetousness (Part 2)

Hebrews 10. Over and over again in scripture, we see God condemn the heinous sin of child sacrifice.
 
In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams examines the scriptures to find similar imagery that reveals the perfect, life-giving sacrifice of God's own Son for us.

Sacrifice of the Son

Proverbs 23 is a chapter focused on self-control and discipline that parallels our spiritual and physical lives. 

In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams explores how Proverbs 23 highlights the significance of self-control in our eating and drinking habits and their effects on our overall well-being, as well as their application to our lives and spiritual journey today.


Self-Control at the Table

2 Peter 1:5-15.  As individuals who sometimes struggle with memory, we frequently need reminders to recall what we already know.
 
In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman delves into the powerful reminders Peter offered to the believers of his era, guiding us to embrace those vital lessons for our lives today, strengthen our understanding, and enrich our faith.

By Way of Reminder

Hosea 1-3. As we finish our series from the Minor Prophets, we look at Hosea and its unique approach to Israel's infidelity. 

In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines the first three chapters of Hosea and its timeless message that God's faithful love endures.


Hosea: God's Faithful Love Endures

Hosea 11-14. The book of Hosea concludes with God portraying Himself as both a hurt Father desiring to show mercy to His prodigal son and as a judge requiring justice for the covenant violations of His people.

In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams examines the Lord's plea for Israel to return to Him. 


Hosea: The Father Calls

Psalm 125-126. In these psalms, the author depicts the world as chaotic, ruled by evil powers that seek to dominate God's people.
 
In this study, Evangelists Gavin Williams and Jacob Holman examine how, despite the chaos, God's presence and blessings shine through.

Lives of Worship: Receiving God's Blessings

Building Up One Another
1 Thessalonians 5:1-11, 14. In a world that tears us down, we, as God's people, have the opportunity and responsibility to build each other up. 

In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines what the Scriptures have to say about building up one another.

Building Up One Another

Matthew 25:14-30. A common question today is "What are you doing?"  There seems to be an obsession with what others are doing.  The parable of the man who gave three servants a number of talents is a familiar one. Like today, the master in the parable wanted to know what his servants had done with the money. However, the parable is about much more than money.
 
Using this parable, Evangelist Gavin Williams prompts us to examine ourselves and asks, "Which servant are we?" and whether we are using our resources effectively.

What Are You Doing?

The church of Christ at Fairview Park is a group of Christians committed to following just the Bible in all that we say and do. Our goal is to be a local church like those found in the pages of the New Testament. Our collective worship and work reflect this focus.  

Our weekly uploads are Bible lessons presented by Fairview Evangelists.  We invite you to study the Bible with us.

Like those found in the pages of the New Testament, the Fairview Park church is completely independent of all other churches. The elders have authority over this congregation (Heb 13:7, 17; 1 Pet 5:1-4) and they answer only to Jesus – not any other church or body.

We would love for you to join us for worship. If you have any questions about what we do or concerns about whether we are following the New Testament, we sincerely encourage you to contact us.

Overcome Evil with Good

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