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July 24, 2026
Title: SUFFERING IS NOT SINGULAR
Topic: Life Lessons: Summer 2026
Discussed by Dr. Conner Bales
with Dr. Conner BalesDr. Conner Bales (https://www.connorbales.com/)
Day 5
Last week, General Doug Carver kicked off the special 2026 Summer Sermon Series with a great reminder that God is our strength and refuge and we can find joy in Him through every life lesson.
This week, the very special guest is Dr. Conner Bales, the pastor at
Quails Springs Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. The question he will be tackling this week is:
HOW DO WE SUFFER WELL?
Scripture Passage: Romans 8:16
Click here for more information about Dr. Conner Bales.
Find Dr. Conner Bales’ sermon
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QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
As a recap, Dr. Bales has been sharing this week about finding joy through suffering – and suffering well. He and his wife definitely have known suffering, having two very medical fragile daughters. He wanted a way to express the way he felt about his beautiful daughters, so he and his friend Michael teamed up to write and compose a beautiful song.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Dr. Bales closes the segment reminding us that suffering is for now, but glory is forever!
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July 23, 2026
Title: SUFFERING IS NOT SINGULAR
Topic: Life Lessons: Summer 2026
Discussed by Dr. Conner Bales
with Dr. Conner BalesDr. Conner Bales (https://www.connorbales.com/)
Day 4
Last week, General Doug Carver kicked off the special 2026 Summer Sermon Series with a great reminder that God is our strength and refuge and we can find joy in Him through every life lesson.
This week, the very special guest is Dr. Conner Bales, the pastor at
Quails Springs Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. The question he will be tackling this week is:
HOW DO WE SUFFER WELL?
Scripture Passage: Romans 8:16
Click here for more information about Dr. Conner Bales.
Find Dr. Conner Bales’ sermon
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
SUFFERING IS NOT WORTH COMPARING
Does God really care about our problems? Think about this: He gets it! After all, His son endured the worst suffering imaginable and He promises to be with us through it all. (Psalm 34:18-19)
Dr. Bales wanted a way to express the way he felt about his beautiful daughters. He uses this segment to share more about their health issues and how God has continually showed up with miracle after miracle after miracle in their lives.
Tune in tomorrow to hear the song that he and his friend Michael wrote and composed for his daughters.
If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, or if you have a prayer request, text: 281.688.2630 and follow the text prompts.
For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click
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July 22, 2026
Title: SUFFERING IS NOT SINGULAR
Topic: Life Lessons: Summer 2026
Discussed by Dr. Conner Bales
with Dr. Conner BalesDr. Conner Bales (https://www.connorbales.com/)
Day 3
Last week, General Doug Carver kicked off the special 2026 Summer Sermon Series with a great reminder that God is our strength and refuge and we can find joy in Him through every life lesson.
This week, the very special guest is Dr. Conner Bales, the pastor at
Quails Springs Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. The question he will be tackling this week is:
HOW DO WE SUFFER WELL?
Scripture Passage: Romans 8:16
Click here for more information about Dr. Conner Bales.
Find Dr. Conner Bales’ sermon
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
SUFFERING IS NOT SINGULAR
I am sure you have experienced at least one hardship in your life. But have you experienced more than one? Probably. (James 1:2)
Dr. Bales shares a little more about his sweet daughters and the suffering they have endured in their life and will continue to endure until God calls them home.
SUFFERING IS NOT WORTH COMPARING
Would life be better without any suffering at all?
Is your suffering worse than everyone else’s suffering? Dr. Bales warns us to not be a one-upper…
How are you enduring what God has entrusted you with?
Think about this: God really does care about your problems and hardships. He gets it! After all, His son endured the worst suffering imaginable!
If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, or if you have a prayer request, text: 281.688.2630 and follow the text prompts.
For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click
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July 21, 2026
Title: SUFFERING IS NOT SINGULAR
Topic: Life Lessons: Summer 2026
Discussed by Dr. Conner Bales
with Dr. Conner BalesDr. Conner Bales (https://www.connorbales.com/)
Day 2
Last week, General Doug Carver kicked off the special 2026 Summer Sermon Series with a great reminder that God is our strength and refuge and we can find joy in Him through every life lesson.
This week, the very special guest is Dr. Conner Bales, the pastor at
Quails Springs Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. The question he will be tackling this week is:
HOW DO WE SUFFER WELL?
Scripture Passage: Romans 8:16
Click here for more information about Dr. Conner Bales.
Find Dr. Conner Bales’ sermon
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
As Christ-followers and believers, what is our reward at the end of our life?
Dr. Conner Bales reads from the focused Scripture passage in Romans 8.
SUFFERING DESERVES STEWARDING
What did Paul mean when he wrote about considering suffering?
Why did Paul write this letter (and others letters to various churches)? Were the people out of control and challenging his authority?
Dr. Bales uses the Church in Corinth as one example. (2 Corinthians 11)
How did Paul encourage the Church in Rome during their persecution? Dr. Bales uses an unlikely metaphor to explain the process of God turning heartache into something beautiful.
If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, or if you have a prayer request, text: 281.688.2630 and follow the text prompts.
For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click
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July 20, 2026
Title: SUFFERING IS NOT SINGULAR
Topic: Life Lessons: Summer 2026
Discussed by Dr. Conner Bales
with Dr. Conner BalesDr. Conner Bales (https://www.connorbales.com/)
Day 1
Last week, General Doug Carver kicked off the special 2026 Summer Sermon Series with a great reminder that God is our strength and refuge and we can find joy in Him through every life lesson.
This week, the very special guest is Dr. Conner Bales, the pastor at
Quails Springs Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. The question he will be tackling this week is:
HOW DO WE SUFFER WELL?
Scripture Passage: Romans 8:16
Click here for more information about Dr. Conner Bales.
Find Dr. Conner Bales’ sermon
here.
If you have questions about a sermon, please contact Champion Forest at questions@cfbc.org
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
Job suffered terrible tragedies in his life. How was he able to continue to praise God through the pain?
Paul also suffered greatly. Was he able to praise God like Job did?
Can God really make something good out of something that seems so bad? Dr. Bales closes this segment sharing a little about his family. Click
here to view their beautiful family photo (fast-forward to the 44-minute mark).
If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, or if you have a prayer request, text: 281.688.2630 and follow the text prompts.
For more details about Champion Forest Baptist Church, click
here.
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