As Amos established during last week’s teaching, you and I are in a spiritual war, and our enemy is identified. So how do we defend ourselves? That question will be answered tonight.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Part 2 of Spiritual Warfare begins at 5:50pm at SECC Shelby Campus.

As Amos established during last week’s teaching, you and I are in a spiritual war, and our enemy is identified. So how do we defend ourselves? That question will be answered tonight.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Part 2 of Spiritual Warfare begins at 5:50pm at SECC Shelby Campus.

As Amos established during last week’s teaching, you and I are in a spiritual war, and our enemy is identified. So how do we defend ourselves? That question will be answered tonight.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Part 2 of Spiritual Warfare begins at 5:50pm at SECC Shelby Campus.

Many families are embroiled in conflict. Could the cause be Spiritual Warfare? That is a real problem. Tonight, Amos begins a series of teachings on the topic which will engage the Scriptures to discover how believers in Christ are to battle against the forces that are not flesh and blood.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Spiritual Warfare begins at 5:50pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Our MOVE initiative Bible study concludes tonight as we move into Acts chapter 20. Tonight, we’ll investigate the evidence presented in the New Testament and the Old Testament in the area of generosity.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of how God lovingly moves us to be a cheerful source of blessings to others begins around 5:50pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Our MOVE initiative study continues tonight as we move into Acts chapter 9. Tonight, we’ll investigate the evidence presented by Dr. Luke to see how our church’s MOVE campaign can trace its roots back the the first century church.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Luke 24, begins around 5:50pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Billy Joel helped us teach one of our MOVE studies last month. Billy Graham is the contributor tonight. Acts 8 shows us that the salvation experience involves a MOVE by Man and a MOVE by God that results in a MOVE of God and Man working together. The famous evangelists offers us a great example of how to recognize if that MOVE is evident in OUR lives.

So make your MOVE to join us for our shared meal at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Acts 8, begins around 5:50pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Our MOVE initiative study continues tonight with The Genesis Connection. As we read Acts chapters 5, we will recognize similarities between Adam and Eve and Ananias and Sapphira. Join us tonight to see how the evidence presented against those two couples also convicts us.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Acts 5, The Genesis Connection, begins around 5:50pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Our MOVE study continues tonight as we investigate the evidence in Acts 4. We will see how the early church was moved to repentance, boldness, and generosity. Can that same approach work for us 2,000 years later? We will discover the answer together!

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Acts 4, begins around 5:50pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Our MOVE Initiative Bible study continues tonight as we move into Acts. In the first two chapters of the companion book to Luke’s Gospel, we’ll investigate:

• God’s Plan

• God’s People

• God’s Priority

• God’s Purpose

• God’s Power

We’ll see how those elements relate to us as individuals as we consider the manner in which God is MOVE’ing us to greater faith and obedience.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Acts 1 & 2 begins around 5:50pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

We will be investigating Christianity’s most crucial chapter tonight. If the evidence Luke provides in chapter 24 of his gospel is disproven, Christianity is found to be fraudulent and those who believe it are rightly to be called fools.

During our Investigate Jesus Bible study tonight, we’ll review the evidence of Christ’s resurrection. Are the facts such that you can conclude that it is true and is to be trusted? Let’s find out together.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Luke 24, begins around 5:50pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Billy Joel sang about it–Jesus lived it. Tonight in chapter 23 of Luke, we’ll discover how many people recognized Jesus as An Innocent Man, yet he still went to the cross and died.

Why did he do that? We’ll explore that together tonight.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Luke 23, An Innocent Man, begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

MOVE is the church-wide initiative designed to get each of us moving toward what God is calling his church to accomplish for the glory of Christ. We’ll begin the journey in Luke 22 by exploring the 19 questions associated with how Jesus prepared his followers for the:

• Set Up

• Sacrifice

• Situation

• Submission

• Surrender

• Sentencing

Our shared meal begins at 5:30pm. The set-up for the MOVE movement begins at 6pm. Join us at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus this Thursday.

Our first Investigate Jesus Bible study in 2025 will be in a game show format. I will be asking questions and providing you with both right and wrong answers. You get to figure out which answer is correct. The purpose is to help you identify how well you are 1-Anothering others–especially when it comes to praying for them. Here is the verse that is the hinge of this week’s study:

Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed. James 5:16

Our shared meal will be served at 5:30pm. Our game show/study will begin at 6pm at SECC Shelby Campus.

This is our final study of 2024, and we are celebrating with Breakfast for Dinner! 

Bring your favorite breakfast dish to share with the group as we gather one final time before 2025.

For dessert, you will learn the amazing back story of two of our classmates. You will depart full of great food and filled with hope for what God can do in YOUR LIFE!

We look forward to seeing you Thursday at 5:30pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

With Thanksgiving approaching, our hearts should turn to praise, and that’s when believers in Christ should turn to the thickest book in the Bible–The Psalms.

These 150 poems–curated over the centuries into a collection of praise songs–are punctuated by praise and thankfulness.

Amos will guide us through the Psalms tonight to remind us that even though Thanksgiving happens once a year, being thankful should happen every day for what Christ did for us on Calvary!

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Part III of our investigation of Jesus through the Psalms begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

There are times when you need to pour your heart out to God. The challenges, disappointments, and heart breaks of life are too much to contain.

That’s why God gave us the Psalms.

Amos will show us tonight that God wants us to be honest about sharing our true feelings with our Creator, Sustainer, and Savior. He’ll also demonstrate, like the psalmist, your pain can turn into praise when you give it all to Christ!

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Part II of our investigation of Jesus through the Psalms begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Tonight, Amos is going to start leading us through a book of the Bible that took 1,200 years to write. These poems of pain, praise, and even pouting were written between 1,500 BC and 300 BC.

Amos will prove they are just as relevant to readers today as they were 35 centuries ago!

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Part I of our investigation of Jesus through the Psalms begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Daniel is best known for two accomplishments:

1. Surviving what seemed to be his End Times when he was thrown into a pit with a pride of hungry lions–and

2. Describing what End Times will look like for those still alive when Christ returns to judge at his Second Coming.

Amos compares the end times prophecy contained in this 3,000 year old book to what we are seeing happening around the world right now during Part III of his series on the book of Daniel.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Part III of our investigation of Jesus through the life of Daniel begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Daniel worked for the most powerful man in the world–King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon. Nebby possessed the unquestioned authority to snuff out Daniel’s life at the slightest offense. Yet, the exiled Jewish scholar–who was enslaved by the king–stood firm in his faith in the face of certain death. Learn how Daniel’s boldness points us toward the Christ in the second part of Amos’ series on the book of Daniel.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Part II of our investigation of Jesus through the life of Daniel begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

When Nebuchadnezzar was on his way back to Babylon after defeating the Egyptians, he stopped by Jerusalem to pick up a few things on his way home–one of the items was a young Jewish scholar named Daniel. Amos begins a three-part series tonight investigating what we can learn about Jesus through the life of Daniel.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Jesus through the life of Daniel begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Her name is included in the genealogy of Jesus, but who is Ruth? This person who has a book named for her in the Old Testament is critical to what we are investigating about Jesus in the New Testament. During tonight’s investigation of Jesus through the life of Ruth, Amos will explain:

• Who was Ruth?

• How is she connected to Christ?

• Why was a poor widowed woman from a foreign land able to make an impact on both Judaism and Christianity?

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of The Truth about Ruth begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

For the last several weeks, our group has been discussing the biblical reasons we should be eager to serve others. So if that is true, why does Jesus tell Martha–who is busily preparing food for Jesus and his friends–that she should not be doing that?

During tonight’s Investigate Jesus Bible study, we’ll review the evidence in Luke chapters 10 and 11 to answer:

• Why is it wrong to make serving others my priority?

• What are some warning signs that I am not serving others in the proper way?

• How can I find the ministry area in which God designed me to serve others?

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of “Serving Others is Number 3” begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

God’s plan for you was authored before Christ spoke the first molecules of the universe into existence. Have you discovered your God-designed role to serve Christ and others well?

During tonight’s Investigate Jesus Bible study, we’ll review the evidence in Scripture to answer:

• Why are we commanded to serve after we are saved?

• How can I discover the area of service God designed me to accomplish for his glory?

• What is my next step in Christian service to others?

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of “God's Big Plans for You” begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Think back to your middle school health and P.E. class–that’s been a while for some of us! Do you remember what we were taught as the Three Keys to Healthy Living? If so, that will be a helpful reference as we explore the Three Keys to Christian Living. Believe it or not–they are the same!

During tonight’s Investigate Jesus Bible study, we’ll review the evidence in Scripture to answer:

• What are the Three Keys to Healthy Christian Living?

• Why is it important to both learn and serve at the same time?

• How can I discover what God has designed me to do to love Christ and others well?

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of “Three Keys to Healthy Living” begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Charlie Daniels told us “the devil went down to Georgia.” Dr. Luke says Jesus went down to Capernaum–and just about got himself killed!

During our Investigate Jesus Bible study tonight, we’ll review the evidence for why the Jews attempted to murder him and how that event points us toward the cross.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Luke 4, Jesus Went Down to Capernaum, begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

One of our classmates asked an insightful question following our study last week, “Since the demons knew that Jesus is the Son of God, why did Satan ask, “IF you are the Son of God…?”

During our Investigate Jesus Bible study tonight, we’ll explore the evidence available to us in the Scriptures to suggest two theories to answer this important question. You will get to choose which of the two makes more biblical sense to you. Perhaps during your investigation, the evidence will point you to a different explanation.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Luke 4, Why Did Satan Ask, begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Our Investigate Jesus Bible Study continues tonight! During our investigation of the evidence presented in Luke chapter 4, we will discover how the temptation of Christ in the wilderness relates to the temptation of Adam and Eve in the Garden. The lesson Jesus teaches will demonstrate how you and I can defeat the temptations in our lives as well.

Our shared meal will be ready for you at 5:30pm. Our investigation of Luke 4 begins at 6pm at Southeast Christian Church Shelby Campus.

Jesus said the proper response to his earthly mission was for us to “repent and believe” (Mark 1:15). Believing is often the hard part. What evidence do we have that can give us confidence to believe that Jesus is REALLY who he claimed to be? As we continue our Investigate Jesus Bible Study, we’ll consider eyewitness testimony from the Gospel of Luke. What will your verdict be?

Our shared meal begins at 5:30pm. Our discussion and Bible study gets underway at 6pm. We look forward to hosting you tonight!