Year: 2012

Most Christians readily affirm that in some not-fully-understandable way, the God we worship is “triune.” But what does that mean? Why do we talk about “the Trinity”? And, perhaps more importantly, why is the doctrine of the Trinity so essential to the Christian faith and our life with God?

Those are the questions that gave rise to this three-evening exploration of the doctrine of the Trinity. Beginning with how Jesus taught His followers about the triune nature of God, we will look to Scripture to answer those questions . . . and more.

This online class will meet for three consecutive Thursday evenings (March 26, April 2, and 9 ), beginning each evening at 6:30 pm (EST,US). Once you have registered, you will be sent information about how to sign on for this class.

We just celebrated Easter. But have you ever wondered about those 40 days after Easter? The days between Jesus’ resurrection and his ascension? What was he doing? Was he waiting for something? Did he have something to do?

On Tuesday evening, April 14, we’ll take a few hours online to look through the accounts of the resurrection and turn our attention to some of the texts that speak to those forty days. The intention? To see what the Bible tells us about what was going on with Jesus during those weeks between the resurrection and the ascension.

We know that Jesus’ death and resurrection accomplished great things for those who believe. What might be the benefits of those forty days he spent before the ascension?

Although the class is free, we’d like you to register so that we can plan accordingly. You’ll be sent infomation on signing on to the class ahead of time.

Jesus commissioned His followers to extend His ministry after the ascension. But how did that begin? What happened in those earliest days?

This two-session online class will focus on the first two chapters of Acts and seek to find anchor points, in the text, for how we should understand the “church”–as it began and what that means for us today.

The course will meet on Thursday evenings, April 23 and 30, beginning at 6:30 pm (EST, US). The class is free but you will need to register; registrants will be sent information for how to log on for the class.