Biblical Education

As we step into the Christmas season, we are intentionally pausing to talk about Christmas itself—the story of a God who comes near. This time of year is unique. The heart of the culture drifts just a little closer to the heart of the church, creating opportunities for reflection, worship, and growth—not only for regular attenders, but also for those who may step into a service for the first time.…

It was a special Sunday at Daypring Christian Church. We gathered on the Lord’s Day to celebrate the Lord’s Supper, to praise our good Father, to hear from His Word, and to once again offer ourselves fully to Him. Days like this are sacred—not because we are celebrating human accomplishment, but because Scripture tells us that moments like these matter deeply to the heart of God. Romans 13:7 calls us…

As we head toward the end of the year, it’s a natural time to pause and reflect—not just on where we’ve been, but on where we’re headed. Our theme this year has been whatever it takes. More than a slogan, it’s been a goal line for 2025 and, at the same time, a starting line for what comes next. Whatever it takes is not simply about effort. It’s about mindset.…

Life has a way of putting pressure on us. Suffering, injustice, unanswered prayers, and long seasons of waiting tend to expose what’s really going on inside our hearts. That’s not just true for individuals—it’s true for churches, families, and communities of faith. In James chapter 5, we’re given a remarkably practical and pastoral guide for navigating those seasons. This passage works beautifully as a bible lesson for adults, and it…

If you’ve ever looked ahead at your calendar, your finances, or your future and thought, I just want to know what’s coming next, you’re not alone. Planning is part of being human. We plan our weeks, our careers, our families, our ministries, and even our downtime. And on the surface, there’s nothing wrong with that. In fact, Scripture often commends planning. But in James 4, we’re reminded that how we…

If you spend any amount of time watching the news, scrolling social media, or even standing in line at a store, you’ve probably felt it: our world is drowning in information but starving for wisdom. We have more access to opinions, commentary, and “hot takes” than any generation before us. And yet, we’re more divided, more anxious, and more suspicious of one another than ever. Everyone has a platform, everyone…

The Weight of Words Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States, earned the nickname “Silent Cal.” He believed it was virtuous not to say much, once remarking, “I have noticed that nothing I never said ever did me any harm.” While that philosophy earned him a reputation for restraint, it also reminds us of something deeper: words carry weight. Human speech is a gift from God. With it,…

At DaySpring, Sunday mornings are more than a routine—they’re a gift. Each week, our worship leaders guide us into the presence of God, not simply through song, but through the heart and spirit they bring to every moment. It’s easy to take this for granted, but it is a reminder that worship is a communal experience, rooted in intention and grace. This week, we explored a profound theme from the…

This past Sunday, we continued our journey through the book of James, and we came to a passage that speaks directly to the heart of what it means to live out genuine faith: “My brothers and sisters, believers in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ must not show favoritism.” (James 2:1) The Problem of Partiality Pastor [Name] began with a story from Pastor Fred Craddock about a little church in East…

   This Sunday, we were reminded of the incredible strength and peace that comes from putting our faith first. Pastor [Name] shared a message that really hit home: even when life gets messy and overwhelming, God is with us—and He wants us to lean on Him, not just in the big moments, but every single day. One of the key points was about trusting God, even when we don’t…

  Last Sunday, Pastor Joe continued our series through the book of James, reminding us that the Christian life isn’t sustained by enthusiasm, preference, or personality—it’s sustained by the living Word of God. As he opened James chapter 1, verses 19–27, we were challenged to move beyond simply hearing God’s Word to doing it—to allow Scripture to be deeply implanted in our hearts so that it transforms every part of…