Learn to Read by Listening

It was four hundred years before John the Baptist appeared on the scene that the last of the Old Testament prophets spoke. Malachi had a message for the nation of Israel—a message that has something to say to us.

In this one evening online Bible intensive we will not only develop some experience in reading Old Testament prophets, but we will hear what the last prophet had to say about worship, and honoring God, and the Messiah—and what his words mean for us. Join us for “Words from the Last Old Testament Prophet” on Thursday, March 27, at 6:30 pm (EST, US).

This six evening course will equip you to read and understand the Bible for yourself. Unlike some Bible study methods and books, this class starts with what you already know about reading and applies it to reading Scripture, rather than starting with what you don’t know. The class is filled with “lab time” where you will experience the joy of personal discovery in reading the Bible. 

After a recent “Reading Scripture” course, Lindsay W wrote: “We finished the 6-week course last night, and I am blown away by how much I learned, how insightful the course was, and how FUN it can be to read and enjoy God’s Word. When I began reading the Bible years ago, it was out of duty and obligation. Several years ago, I joined a local Bible Study Fellowship group, and my love for God’s Word grew immensely, but I still wasn’t ‘excited’ about it. After taking this course, I can honestly say that I am EXCITED to read and understand God’s Word.”

This course will meet in person for six Thursday evenings, starting April 10 (Apr 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15), meeting from 6:30 pm until 8:30 pm each evening. The class is being hosted by 3 Gen Ministries, Greenville, SC,  but is open to others to attend.

Although there is no charge for the class, we would like you to register if you would like to attend so that we can plan accordingly. Each attendee will be provided with a course notebook.

Jesus explained that the Father is looking for those who will worship Him in “Spirit and truth” (John 4:23). That we learn to worship well is a key piece to our Christian journey. Beyond and beneath the song selection and the music style is a grasp of what a real heart of worship looks like.

This three-evening online class, will take us on a journey into the book of Psalms to explore some of what goes into a healthy “vocabulary of worship.” We all have certain habits and patterns that form our personal expression of worship. And the Psalms can provide wonderful insight toward enriching and development our personal worship language.

Plan on joining us as we let the Psalms help us think well about worship and then develop a richer vocabulary to express our hearts to our great God in worship.

This class will meet for three consecutive Tuesday evenings, April 1, 8, 15, at 6:30 pm (EST; US). We offer classes at no charge, but ask you to register for the class so that we can plan accordingly.