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Followers of Christ - Fishers of Men
Thank you to Dr. Elias Medeiros for providing our message today!





A New Year: What’s Really Important?
Thank you to Lance Ragsdale for providing our message today!


Happy Birthday, Lord Jesus!
Thank you to Rev. Carl Brannan for providing our message today!

What does Christmas Mean Charlie Brown?
Thank you to Glen Barlow for providing our message today!


Enduring Hope!
Thank you to Larry Littlejohn for providing our message today!
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5 Things Jesus Didn’t Say
Thank you to Glen Barlow for providing our message today!
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The Unifying Gospel
We have a wonderful group of Elders that will be bringing the Word of God to us on Sundays! Thanks to Lance Ragsdale who is preaching this week.

An Anchor For The Soul
A warm welcome to Dr. Bob Schwanebeck who is retired after 39 years from pastoral service. He now regularly supplies pulpits for churches in Alabama and Mississippi. He and his wife, Carol, make their home in Starkville.


What Hope? Everlasting Life!
God "...has planted eternity in the human heart." (Eccles. 3:11) Created in God's image, we are uniquely capable of yearning, longing, hoping and anticipating a place where we have never been. Yet in Christ, it is the home we have always wanted. It is that place where longing is exchanged for belonging.

Ascended!
Many sermons and lessons have been given about the importance of believing in his bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ. But what about his ascension? Somehow the importance of this equally historic event, witnessed by eleven of the apostles, is overlooked as merely an incidental transition from earth to heaven. Look again! There is more here than meets the eye.

Looking for more sermons?
While we hope to one day have all of our sermons from sermon.net available here - that’s still a work in process. For now, anything prior to January, 2022 is still available, but through our older channels.