Greg Finke’s Joining Jesus on His Mission is a look at the missional life of the Christian. This study will look at concrete ways you can reach out with Jesus. There are books that will tell a story about whitewater rafting… and then there are books that will teach you how to go white water rafting. This is a book that will teach you how to reach out with Jesus.
Tim Keller’s A Reason for God is a look at the tension between faith and doubt in our nation. We’ll consider many of the hot button topics that people may encounter in our culture. Can there really be just one religion? Why is there so much suffering? The point of walking through these questions is to see that God offers answer for these and every question of our world. Ultimately the answer is found in Jesus.
The topic of antinomianism can be a difficult one to verbalize, not to mention understand, but that is where we are going! Our new Bible study Lawless will tackle the problem of antinomianism and see how this common teaching is everywhere.
Paul’s letter to the Galatians is fiery. The very Gospel of Jesus was at stake! In this letter to the early Christian church the Apostle defends his ministry and the word of God against those who had made the love of God into just another rule to be followed. Join us as we jump back in the Bible and study Paul’s letter to the Galatians.
Samuel was a great leader of God’s people. When the nation of Israel called for a king, it was the beginning of the end for this nation. The kings lead God’s people into idolatry, and ultimately, complete destruction.
There are more than one hundred names of God in the Bible. I don’t know that we’ll get through them all in this class, but we’ll make a dent in the list. We could run through them in alphabetical order, but instead we’ll try and cluster them together by topic. This study will take us all over Scripture as we’ll study what God calls himself. These are the Names of God