This sermon was recorded virtually on Sunday, January 25th, 2026.

Why do good things happen to bad people. Why do painful things happen to people who are trying to do right? If you’ve ever asked that question in a hospital room, at a graveside, or in the quiet aftermath of a phone call you didn’t want to receive—this message is for you. You may be hurting… but you are not alone. We’ll expose four lies the enemy uses in suffering— and we’ll anchor our hearts in four unshakable truths God gives us in despair. If you’re battling grief, confusion, doubt, or loneliness—this is for you. And if you’re trying to comfort someone who is hurting—this will help you do it with truth and tenderness.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE5S1hiadSk

This sermon was recorded at the Paintsville church of Christ on Sunday, January 18th, 2026.

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This sermon was recorded at the Paintsville church of Christ on Sunday, January 18th, 2026.

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Alcohol is legal, socially accepted, and everywhere—but is it harmless? In this message, we take an honest, biblical, and practical look at alcohol and the devastating trail it leaves behind. From broken homes to broken hearts, from Scripture to real-world statistics, we ask the hard questions many Christians quietly wonder about: Is social drinking really okay? What does the Bible actually say about wine? Why does something so destructive get a free pass in our culture? This isn’t about finger-pointing—it’s about wisdom, love for our families, and faithfulness to God.

This Bible Class was recorded at the Paintsville church of Christ on Wednesday, January 14th, 2026.

Modesty isn’t disappearing, it’s being redefined. What once shocked us now entertains us. What once concerned us now goes unnoticed. And what once stayed outside the home now disciples our children from the living room. In this episode of Words of Life, we take a thoughtful, biblical, and honest look at the subject of modesty—not as a matter of opinion or preference, but as a matter of conviction, holiness, and discipleship.