Our Vision

The Lehman Avenue church of Christ is an authentic, growing family trying to empower our whole community to please God and go to heaven.

A place for you.

Join us this Sunday morning at 9:30am. We meet Sunday nights at 6pm and Wednesday nights at 7pm.

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Cumberland Trace Church of Christ – December 2024!

Events

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Sunday Morning Worship and Bible Classes

Current Adult Bible Class Options Auditorium: Book of Daniel Multi-Purpose Room: Book of Acts What to Expect for Worship Visiting a new church can be intimidating. When you’re our guest at the Lehman Avenue Church of Christ, you will never be asked to stand up and introduce yourself or do any other activity that makes you feel uncomfortable. We’d just love to have you! We want you to feel comfortable when you visit us for worship services, so here is a…
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Wednesday Night Bible Classes for All Ages

Current Adult Bible Class Options Auditorium: Leadership In Joshua Multi-Purpose Room: Sermon on the Mount (for ladies only) Wednesday Night Bible Study Every Wednesday night has been set aside for mid-week Bible study and a devotional for the whole church and guests. You can expect the following schedule: Bible classes are available for all ages. This time is used to study God’s Word, and to encourage each other in our daily walk with God. This normally lasts about 40 minutes.…

I’m New Here

We welcome you to visit this Sunday…

Church Blog

The Lighthouse of Alexandria

Sostratos the Cnidian built this world-famous lighthouse in 297 B.C., located on the coast of the island of Pharos (Negev, The Archaeological Encyclopedia of the Holy Land, Rev., 1986: 27). It made the Greek poet Sopater’s list of the original seven wonders of the world. Examined with the other six, this lighthouse seems to have been the only wonder which also served a practical purpose. It would have towered nearly 400 feet above the sea, about forty stories tall. What…

Reminders About Evangelism

The last words of Jesus to his disciples was for them to take the gospel message out into the world and disciple the nations (Matt. 28:18-20; Mark 16:15-16; Acts 1:8). The gospel is the good news about Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection and how belief in those truths and submission to Jesus as Lord saves a person’s soul (Acts 2:21, 4:12). Evangelism, the spreading and sharing of the good news, is the responsibility of the people of God in every…

The Church

Did you know that Paul uses the phrase, “the church” nine times in the relatively brief letter to the church at Ephesus? This is a church Paul worked with for three years (Acts 20:18,31). He taught them in person and then he sent this epistle full of teaching (Eph. 1-3) and application (Eph. 4-6). In both parts of the letter, he makes important statements about “the church.” “(God) gave Him to be head over all things to the church, which…

The Love of God

One of the most famous verses in the New Testament concerning God’s character is “God is love” (1 John 4:8). This does not mean that love is God, but it does help us as readers of Scripture to appreciate how loving the God of the Bible is toward humanity. As we learn of his care, character, and interaction with humanity we should be reminded that he is at the heart of everything else that he is, a loving creator. Sometimes…