Adult Bible Classes
 

Sunday - 10:15 A.M. - Fall 2017

  

I & II  SAMUEL

Barry Todd

(Room 102 - Small Auditorium)

Samuel was the connecting link between Judges and the Kingdom.  The study will consist of the organization of the Kingdom and Saul and later, the reign of David.

(Hearing Devices Available)

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ROMANS

Janet England

(Room 104 - Ladies Class)

This letter to the Romans shows the profound problems facing the early church, especially where the Jewish Christians outnumbered the Gentiles.  Most of the writings deal with the ethnic and religious tension between the two groups and how it put a heavy strain on Christian unity.

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"HOW WE GOT THE BIBLE"

Curtis Hill

(Room 208 - C.P.Y.P. Class)

(Chase Park Young Professionals)

Join this class discussion and have a look at how God kept his Word pure and into the hands of people of all different languages.  Subjects such as the canon of the Scriptures, how we got the English Bible, the differences between a translation and a version, and other important areas related to God’s total divine Book we call the Bible.

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"PARABLES OF JESUS"

Sam Kachelman

(Room 210 - L.I.F.E. Class)

(Living In Faith Everyday)

Jesus, the master teacher, often used parables to illustrate godly truths and principles. In this class, we will study these “early stories with heavenly meanings” in order to learn from Jesus’  wisdom and to gain valuable insights into our own Christian lives.

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JAMES, I & II PETER

Naaman Goode / Paul King

(Room 212 - G.O.S.P.E.L. Class)

(God’s One Saving Power: Eternal Life)

A test of our faith and the purpose of those tests will be studied in these books.  The characteristics of our faith in relationship to works, the tongue, wisdom, and our dependency upon God will determine our everyday living.  We will also discuss Peter’s warning and encouragement for us to remain faithful even in persecution and apostasy.

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TOPICAL STUDIES

John Denney

(Room 214 - A.C.T.S. Class)

(A Call To Serve)

Topical studies on these subjects will be discussed and studied:  Postmodernism and the Church, Humanism and Religion, Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage, Hypothetical situations (Is there such a thing as universal moral code?  Why does God heal some and not others with our prayers to Him?  Is it justifiable to kill certain people for certain crimes?  Capital punishment/death penalty.) and other related studies.

(Hearing Devices Available)

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THE CROSS OF CHRIST

Rusty Hills

(Room 218 - Foundations Class)

(Parents of Children 3rd and Under)

This study will involve an in-depth look into the events surrounding the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus.  From the Garden of Gethsemane to His ascension, we will follow and learn from Jesus as He endures the cross, overcomes death, and returns to the Father to reign over His church.

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CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES

Dan Lawrence

(Room 220 - Family Ties Class)

(Parents of Children 4th Grade and Over)

Must a person accept Christianity on faith alone, or is there a reasoned defense for being a    Christian?  A DVD Series with topics such as “Does God exist?, Creation vs. Evolution?, How old is the Earth?, and Is the Bible God’s Word?,” will be discussed.

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Wednesday - 6:30 P.M. - Fall 2017

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REVELATION

Rusty Hills

(Room 102 - Small Auditorium)

The Lord’s church was in the midst of traumatic times during John’s writing of this book. Persecution raged against those disciples committed to Christ.  Because of great persecution, the writings were communicated in symbols and visions; however, the message is clear: the faithful Christian will have victory and will succeed and the unfaithful along with the ungodly will find defeat and torment in the end.

(Hearing Devices Available)

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GENESIS

Dennis Lawson

(Room 208 - C.P.Y.P. class)

This class will be viewing: The Bible on Video “The Book of Genesis.”  It begins with the creation and goes through the life of Joseph.  In addition to the video, each class will cover approximately four chapters and a discussion period. The filming was done on site in the Holy Lands and in Egypt.  It is a KJV word-for-word “movie” of the book of Genesis.  The characters and actors were also individuals living in the same locations at time of the filming.

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I & II KINGS

Wesley McDonald

(Room 210 - L.I.F.E. class)

The study starts with Solomon becoming king and the building of the temple which is often referred to as the Golden Age of Hebrew history.  The kingdom divides, and apostasy of the ten tribes occurs. The last 130 years of the Northern Kingdom and the last 250 years of the Southern Kingdom will be studied.

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LEVITICUS & NUMBERS

Steve Watson

(Room 212 - G.O.S.P.E.L. class)

This class will provide an overview of the sacrifices, priesthood, holy seasons, and various laws given the children of Israel for their 40 year wilderness wanderings.  They will observe how the Old Testament laws prepared the way for Christ and His New Testament.

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"THE CHURCH"

Ray Brown

(Room 218 - Foundations class)

The church was in the mind of God from the foundation of the world.  Jesus promised to build His church and gave instruction to His apostles in organization and identifying marks for it.  The Lord himself and the inspired writers told that some would depart from the faith and that there would be a falling away.  A look at the restoration movement of the church in America will also be part of this class.

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PROVERBS, SONG OF SOLOMON, ECCLESIASTES

Andrea Hills

(Room 220 - Family Ties class)

What does Solomon conclude about wisdom, righteousness, knowledge, and the fear of God?  Wise sayings (mostly by Solomon), dealing with the practical affairs of life, and his answers on how to find true happiness while on earth will be discussed.

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