Kevin Sale leads a panel for Youth Sunday that offers a real-life example of what discipleship looks like in the Cleburne Bible Student Ministry.
Kevin Bentley teaches from 2 John 1:1–13, highlighting the theme of walking in truth and love, with a special emphasis on truth. This message explores how knowing the truth enables us to walk in it, identifies four dangers of false teaching, and shows how to avoid deception while living out the truth. View Sermon Notes […]
David denHartog teaches from the book of Philemon, emphasizing the biblical call to forgiveness and reconciliation. In this passage, Paul appeals to Philemon to restore his relationship with Onesimus, showing that reconciliation goes beyond simply forgiving someone who has caused harm. This message reminds us that while forgiveness can be deeply difficult, it is essential […]
David DenHartog launches a new sermon series focused on the CBC motto, “Grace and Truth Do Make a Difference.” He begins in Philemon, a book centered on forgiveness. We are reminded that all of us have experienced hurt and have also caused hurt to others. In this message, we will explore five key points on […]
Kevin Bentley teaches from Mark 11:1–25. In today’s passage, Jesus enters Jerusalem as a humble servant, and the events that follow reveal His mission and authority. The judgment of the fig tree points to the judgment of the temple system, while Jesus also calls His disciples to trust in God and be His temple, accompanied […]
In Hebrews 12, Dean Elliott explains the great change that has taken place in heaven—a reality that should draw us daily into fellowship with God in our rightful place with Him. As we do, we can lay aside the weights and sins that burden us and exchange what is useless for what is eternal.
David denHartog teaches from Mark 15:40–16:20. This Easter message proclaims that, through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, both unbelievers and believers can find true hope for the everyday struggles of life, even in the midst of failure. The disciples’ repeated failures throughout the book of Mark, including in this passage, reveal that the risen Savior […]
Dean Elliott preaches from Mark 15:1–39, explaining the necessity of Jesus’ death on the cross for our substitutionary atonement. He also highlights three figures—Barabbas, Simon of Cyrene, and the two robbers crucified beside Jesus—as types that illustrate the progression a follower of Jesus Christ can make.
Dean Elliott teaches from Mark 14:53–72. Today’s passage serves as a reminder of the message of the gospel—all are in need of a Savior. We will see how determined Jesus is to fulfill His mission of going to the cross to save the world, which is why He remained silent and did not defend Himself […]
Kevin Bentley teaches from Mark 14:12-52. We will see how Jesus is a faithful example of a disciple. A faithful disciple can be defined as one who keeps watch for the Master and submits to God’s will by being fully dependent on Him, by the power of the Holy Spirit. Even in betrayal and suffering, […]