Withdrawing fellowship from an errant member is a biblical command. How should area congregations respond to the withdrawal of fellowship that a sister congregation has done?

Are we missing something when it comes to losing our children? This lesson will consider the problem from the perspectives of parents and churches.

Scotty Sparks: Tips for Selecting a Preacher

Glenn Colley: Tips for Improving Sunday Night Services

What a church member in hell should never be able to say.

Glenn Colley - Tough Questions: What about Withdrawing Fellowship from Christian Family Members? If the church withdraws from my family member, what should I do? Should an individual Christian ever withdraw fellowship from a family member living in sin? What principles are applicable?
Matt Vega -...

Mike Vestal: When Conservative Isn't Sound (Revelation 2:1–7)

A college minister said,

"In my college work, I witness a noticeable difference between the number of young women and young men. As the church looks toward the future, I see this as a matter requiring immediate attention. I think we need to get church leaders, nationwide, to begin emphasizing g...

Keith Hovis: How to Shepherd Your Flock in a Politically Charged World

Jamie Harper: How to Set up Group Sessions for Those Struggling with Pornography or Other Addiction
This session will focus on the fundamentals of setting up a support group in your congregation.

This session will look at baptisms (simply because we do not clap doesn’t mean we should do nothing) and Soul Focus Meetings (a simple time to make sure we don’t forget souls)

After finding material from within churches of Christ on this issue, I developed a ministry paradigm to meet this need. Many churches ignore the problem or ostracize the guilty party. However, his/her soul's need is great.

This message will explore what happens to a society when truth is no longer valued. What are the moral consequences, social consequences, and judicial consequences?