The Glory of Jesus SDR – Ascended is the final lesson in our series. We find Jesus appearing to many people! In the Bible class I teased about listing all of the times that Jesus appeared – eleven in all – in the pages of Scripture. Here is that list with the references linked up.
The Glory of Jesus SDR – Resurrected is something we’ve been waiting for. Seeing Jesus rejected, betrayed, beaten, and crucified can be exhausting. He lives! Easter is joyful because it is the proof that everything Jesus said is true! So let’s talk resurrection Sunday.
The Glory of Jesus SDR – Executed should never have happened. Besides the fact that Jesus was completely innocent, even in the ancient world, it was customary to give a condemned man time to collect himself. That’s not what happened to Jesus. There are MANY details about the last few hours of Jesus life. The challenge is covering them all and focusing on the important ones.
The Glory of Jesus SDR – Condemned is a study in the miscarriage of justice. The legal system failed in a few different ways. Part of the problem is that the corruption was rampant.
The Glory of Jesus SDR – Rejected is a look at two different sinners. Whose sin was worse? Peter’s or Judas’? Which is more dangerous? Pride or despair?
This lesson takes us to the next chapter in our Bible study. Jesus was moments away from starting his journey to the cross. His disciples were as ready as they were going to be for the trials that lay ahead. He was overwhelmed.
The Glory of Jesus SDR – The Comforter is the title for the Bible study this week. Jesus had given them a nightmare scenario. He doesn’t leave them that way.
The Glory of Jesus SDR – The Upper Room might seem a little wordy for a title, but I think it works. The passion account isn’t new. Jesus’ suffering death and resurrection are what the seasons of Lent and Easter are all about!
What is a love language? Simply put, if you want to express love, what do you do? If you want to feel loved, what do you hope happens to you? Dr. Chapman developed the idea that there are essentially five Love Languages. Which ones do you speak?
Where does God’s will end and my will start? Is every law passed by our government the will of God? Is it God’s will that I marry my boyfriend? Our church just approved a building process. Is that God’s will?!
God’s Will and What Happens to Me is not a great title for a Bible class, but it needs to be clear. The topic of study today can be confusing.
What is the will of God for me? That’s not a bad question. Like so many others, it isn’t the question that is the problem, but where we go for the answers.
A Far Off Christmas comes to a close as we look at the Epiphany of our Lord. The word Epiphany means reveal. The Star of Bethlehem revealed the Savior of the world to the Magi. There are many questions about this saga that lasted more than a year.
A far off Christmas from a little different angle this Sunday. Are we looking back at the feast of Christmas? It’s the new year after all. Christmas is in the rear view mirror.