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It was a remarkable moment. Jesus had gone up a mountain with three of His disciples. There, we are told, He was "transfigured" in their presence. But what actually happened?We
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It was a remarkable moment. Jesus had gone up a mountain with three of His disciples. There, we are told, He was “transfigured” in their presence. But what actually happened?
We will read two of the Gospel accounts of that moment as we seek to understand what happened, why it happened, what it meant for the disciples who were there, and what we should learn from that singular moment in time.
The class will meet online, on July 30, at 6:30 pm (EST, US).
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July 30, 2026 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm(GMT-04:00)
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The 23rd Psalm is very familiar. David's reflections on the Lord, as his shepherd, is a well-known image. But is it possible that our sense of familiarity with this psalm
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The 23rd Psalm is very familiar. David’s reflections on the Lord, as his shepherd, is a well-known image. But is it possible that our sense of familiarity with this psalm could leave us missing out on some of the richness of what David shares?
We’ll spend one evening, online, to think a little deeper, a little more attentively, about this psalm. Tuesday, August 4th, at 6:30 pm (EST, US).
Although the class is free, you’ll need to register in order to obtain the link and the handout for the class.
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August 4, 2026 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm(GMT-04:00)
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All praying should be offered in faith. But what did James mean by the certainty that comes in praying "the prayer of faith?"Most of
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All praying should be offered in faith. But what did James mean by the certainty that comes in praying “the prayer of faith?”
Most of us pray. We bring our requests and concerns to the Lord. And, we pray “in faith.” That is, the prayers are anchoring in our trust in the one who answers.
In his epistle, James wrote about “the prayer of faith” (James 5) and how it is effective in ushering in the answer we are hoping for. That epression–“the prayer of faith”–only appears one time in the Bible. So, what did James mean? How do we pray that way? How can we be assured of having answers to what we have asked of the Lord?
We’ll spend a few hours online, on Thursday evening, August 13th, (6:30-8:30 pm) to seek to understand what James meant . . . and how that understanding could shape the way we pray.
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August 13, 2026 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm(GMT-04:00)