Course Schedule

You’ve undoubtedly heard discussions about the Sabbath–what it is, whether we are to “keep the Sabbath.” In this one-evening class, we’ll not simply share our thoughts about the Sabbath, but we will look at texts in both the Old Testament and New Testament to build an understanding how we are to live as “Sabbath keeping” people. This online class will take us into Scripture and invite us to think honestly about the Sabbath.

The class will meet on Thursday, October 1, at 6:30 pm. Those who register for this free class will be sent the information that will to sign on.

Gideon did it. He put a “fleece” before the Lord to try and discern what He wanted Gideon to do. But did it help? Is it a good idea?

This one-evening, online class, will take us into Judges 6 to understand what Gideon did, how it worked for him, and what we might learn from his experience.

The class will meet on Tuesday, October 6. It is free but we ask you to register in order to get the materials and the link for the class.

It’s hard to read the Bible and not recognize the place of the Law. It informs much of the Old Testament. It was foundational for the life of Israel. So how should New Testament Christians understand their relationship to the Law?

In this one-evening online class (October 22) we will turn to someone who was intimately acquainted with the Law–the former Pharisees, Paul. Opening his letter to the Galatians, we will come to understand how New Testament Christians should think and relate to the Law.

There are times when a follower of Jesus seems to be surprised when those who don’t know Jesus don’t like them . . . maybe even expresses some hatred toward Christians. Should we be surprised by that? How should we think about that?

In this one-evening, online class, we will open the Gospels and let Jesus tell us what we should expect. What we see there might just be surprising . . . and could well change the way you interact with those around you.

This class will meet for one evening, November 24, online.