Ephesians 5:22-23. Although our world mocks, misunderstands, redefines, and relegates marriage to a place of little or no significance, God holds marriage in high esteem.
 
In this second of a two-part study, Evangelist Jacob Holman further explores Paul’s writings about marriage in Ephesians 5 to help us understand our Father's will for marriage.

Our Father's Will for Marriage (Part 2)

Psalms 130-131. We continue our 2025 theme, "Lives of Worship," by examining Psalms 130-131.
 
In this lesson, Evangelists Gavin Williams and Jacob Holman focus on the message of holding on to hope in God as found in these two chapters of the Psalms.

Lives of Worship: Holding on to Hope

2 Peter 3:3-15. As Peter closed his second letter to his "beloved" brethren, he did so by encouraging and reminding them concerning "the day of the Lord."
 
In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman looks into Peter's admonition in view of the judgment day to "regard the patience of our Lord as salvation," and considers three ways we can count God's patience as salvation.

God, Patience, and Salvation

Judges 3:12-30. Ehud's story is violent, irreverent, and more like a modern action movie than most other scriptures. The story warrants our attention. 

In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams seeks to discover what God is trying to teach us in the strange story of Ehud.


A Message from God

John 19:28. Some of the most important teachings that Jesus did were while He was dying on the cross.
 
In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines two words Jesus spoke on the cross - "I thirst" - and look deeper into their true meaning.

"I Thirst"

James 1:1-12. Many Americans seem to be overwhelmed by fear concerning various issues in today's world.

In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines what James wrote at the beginning of his book to help equip us to face life's trials with faith rather than fear.


Facing Trials with Faith (Part 1)

The final words of many Bible characters are recorded for us in Scripture. The text in 2 Samuel 23 provides us with the final speech of David, in which he reflects on his life.

In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams examines how, rather than recounting past triumphs or material matters, David, in his final speech, focused Israel's attention on their relationship with God.

David's Last Words

James 1:1-12. The current climate of our country appears to be one in which fear is the go-to response when we experience trials.

In this second study on the subject, Evangelist Jacob Holman returns to the first chapter of James to examine three additional ways that faith responds in life's trials.


Facing Trials with Faith (Part 2)

Psalm 132. A continuation of our series of studies through the Songs of Ascents and our "Lives of Worship" series.
 
In this study, Evangelists Gavin Williams and Jacob Holman explore the beauty of a covenant with God, the joy of worship, and the blessings that come with a relationship with Him.

Lives of Worship: Joining God in Worship

In Isaiah 58, we read of God's people worshiping Him, reading His word, and even fasting in dedication. However, God said they weren't engaging in true worship. 

In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams looks to find how we can truly worship God in our lives.


Worship is Bigger Than You Think

In Galatians 6:1-10, Paul encourages the early believers to gently restore those who have fallen into sin, to bear each other's burdens, and to do good to everyone, especially fellow believers.
 
In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams examines how Christians are called to support one another and those around them, so that we can shine our light in a divided world.

Really Bearing Each Other's Burdens

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.

Our Father's Will for Marriage (Part 2)

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