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Sermons, Bible classes, and special studies are added to this site for the encouragement and edification of all. This material is provided by Christians at Saraland Church of Christ, located just outside of Mobile, Alabama. Visit our website for more information at www.saralandchristians.com

  1. 21h ago

    Living Fervently (Romans 12:11–13)

    Paul calls Christians to reject spiritual sloth and maintain a steady, Christ-fed fervency expressed through hope, endurance, prayer, generosity, and hospitality.

  2. 2d ago

    Jonathan: Courageous Faith and Loyal Love (1 Samuel 13–31)

    Jonathan trusts God when outnumbered and loves David without envy, surrendering his claim to the crown and resisting Saul; his courage and covenant loyalty show selfless love and point to Christ.

  3. Aug 6

    Love Sincerely (Romans 12:9–10)

    Romans 12 calls Christians beyond the appearance of love to genuine love that hates what destroys people, clings to what is good, honors others, and finds its perfect pattern in Jesus.

  4. Aug 4

    The Tragedy of Saul (1 Samuel)

    What happens when a promising beginning is ruined by self-will? In this sermon, we follow Saul through 1 Samuel 9–31—from humble beginnings and God-given victories to impatient disobedience, self-justification, and a tragic downward spiral. Saul had every reason to be faithful, but he repeatedly acted as though he knew better than God. His story warns us that partial obedience is still disobedience, pressure reveals what we are trusting, regret is not the same as repentance, and opportunity does not guarantee a faithful finish. Saul’s failure also leaves us longing for a better King—Jesus, who perfectly obeyed and served God. Will you fully surrender to God’s will? This sermon is part of our Echoes of Faith series.

  5. Jul 30

    Sacrificial Service (Romans 12:3-8)

    In Romans 12:3–8, Paul shows us what a renewed mind looks like inside the body of Christ. God’s mercy moves us away from pride, comparison, and self-promotion and teaches us to humbly use what He has given us for the good of others. In this first message from the #RelationshipGoals series, we explore what sacrificial service is and how it happens. We learn to think humbly, live as members of one body, use our God-given gifts faithfully, and serve with generosity, zeal, and cheerfulness. The goal is not for everyone to do everything. The goal is for every Christian to ask: What has God given me, and how can I use it for the good of His people?

  6. Jul 16

    The One Who Hears (1 Samuel)

    Samuel lived during one of the darkest seasons in Israel's history, yet he remained faithful when so many others turned away from God. In this episode, we trace Samuel's remarkable life—from the boy who answered God's call in the tabernacle to the prophet who challenged kings and called a nation back to the Lord. More importantly, we discover that Samuel's story ultimately points beyond itself to Jesus Christ, the true King who perfectly hears and obeys the Father. If you've ever wondered whether you're really listening to God, this study offers both encouragement and challenge as we learn from one of Scripture's greatest servants.

  7. Jul 14

    Relationship Goals (Romans 12)

    What does God actually want our relationships to look like? In a world filled with broken families, fractured friendships, division, loneliness, and constant conflict, Scripture paints a radically different picture. Romans 12 shows us that healthy relationships don't begin with better communication techniques or personality tests—they begin with transformed hearts. This sermon launches our new series, #RelationshipGoals, where we'll discover God's design for relationships in every area of life: family, friendships, marriage, the church, neighbors, and even our enemies. In this message you'll discover: Why every relationship begins with a transformed mind. What genuine love actually looks like. How humility changes the way we treat others. Why the church should model relationships the world longs to experience. Practical ways to live out the gospel in everyday relationships. Scripture: Romans 12:9–21 (with emphasis on Romans 12)

  8. Jul 9

    Failing At Confrontation (1 Samuel 1-4)

    What happens when we are bold with the wrong people and weak with the right ones? In this sermon, we walk through the story of Eli in 1 Samuel and see a sobering picture of failed confrontation. Eli was quick to accuse Hannah when she was innocent and broken, but slow and weak to restrain his own sons when they were openly dishonoring God. His story exposes a danger that still faces us today: we often confront what makes us uncomfortable while ignoring what truly dishonors the Lord. This sermon challenges us to think carefully about discernment, courage, parenting, leadership, and the fear of God. It calls us to stop honoring people above God, stop tolerating sin that should be confronted, and learn to handle confrontation with righteousness, humility, and conviction. Most of all, this message points us to Jesus, our faithful Priest and Judge, who never condemned the innocent, never ignored rebellion, and never failed to deal rightly with sin. In this sermon: Eli’s wrong confrontation of Hannah Eli’s failure to restrain Hophni and Phinehas The danger of honoring men above God Why tolerated sin spreads How Jesus shows us what faithful confrontation looks like

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Sermons, Bible classes, and special studies are added to this site for the encouragement and edification of all. This material is provided by Christians at Saraland Church of Christ, located just outside of Mobile, Alabama. Visit our website for more information at www.saralandchristians.com

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