Sundays
January 13 – April 28, 2013
10:05 – 11:00 am
Revelation (Part 2 of 2) – EXP309
Taught by: Scott Holwick
Room: Fellowship Hall, North
No other New Testament book evokes the same fascination, produces wider divergence of interpretation, and is less understood than the book of Revelation. The Bible was intended to be understood, and Revelation is no exception.”
Join us as we progress to understand the meaning behind the seals, trumpets, bowls and other symbols. But more importantly, to understand what it means for us today and to learn how this book of Revelation should make a difference in our day-to-day lives.
NOTE: This class is the second part to the class that began in the Fall Semester of 2012… but all are welcomed.
Please feel free to email me with any questions – [email protected]
IF YOU NEED THE NOTES AND CLASSROOM SESSIONS FROM PART 1 OF THIS STUDY CLICK HERE.
Handouts (posted after each class):
Week 1 (Jan 13)
• Revelation, Session 13a: Notes
•Revelation Session 12b-13a Presentation (Recorded slide show with audio)
Week 2 (Jan 20)
•Revelation Session 13b Presentation (Recorded slide show with audio)
Week 3 (Jan 27)
•Revelation Session 13c Presentation (Recorded slide show with audio)
Week 4 (Feb 3)
•Revelation Session 14 Presentation (Recorded slide show with audio)
Week 5 (Feb 10)
•Revelation Session 15 Presentation (Recorded slide show with audio)
Week 6 (Feb 17)
•Revelation Session 16 Presentation (Recorded slide show with audio)
Week 7&8 (Feb 24 & Mar 2)
No Slide presentation for this session as of now
Week 9 (Mar 24)
• Revelation Session 18 Presentation (Recorded slide show with audio) NOTE: We got through only a portion of the notes and the rest became a Q & A time
Week 10 (Mar 31)
• Revelation Session 18 Supplemental Chart
• Revelation Session 18b Presentation (Recorded slide show with audio) Continued session 18 notes and went over supplemental chart
Week 11 (Apr 7)
Week 12 (Apr 14)
•Revelation Session 20 Presentation ( we got through most of the notes some to be continued)
Week 13 (Apr 21)
•Revelation Session 21 Presentation ( Finished last page of 20 and got through most of 21 – Rev18)
Week 14 (Apr 28)
•Revelation Session 22 Presentation ( Finished last page of 21 and got through 22 – Rev19)
Romans (Part 2 of 2) – Exp310
The Righteousness of God Revealed
Taught by: Pastor Dick Bickings
Room: Fellowship Hall, South
Romans, Paul’s magnum opus, is placed first among his thirteen epistles in the New Testament. While the four Gospels present the words and works of Jesus Christ, Romans explores the significance of His sacrificial death. Using a question-and-answer format, Paul records the most systematic presentation of doctrine in the Bible. The theme of Romans is the revelation of God’s judging and saving righteousness. God judges sin and yet at the same time extends His saving mercy through Jesus Christ.
But Romans is more than a book of theology; it is also a book of practical exhortations. The last section of Romans spurs believers to live daily lives that match what their mouths profess. The good news of Jesus Christ is more than facts to be believed; it is also a life to be lived — a life of righteousness befitting the person “justified freely by His [God’s] grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus” (3:24).
Handouts (posted after each class):
Week 1 (Jan 13)
- Student Handout– Romans 5-8
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Week 2 (Jan 20)
- Student Handout– Romans 5-8
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Week 3 (Jan 27)
- Student Handout– Romans 5-8
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Week 4 (Feb 3)
- Student Handout– Romans 5-8
- Presentation: Romans 7:7-25 (must be downloaded)
Week 5 (Feb 10)
- Student Handout– Romans 5-8
- Presentation: Romans 8:1-17 (must be downloaded)
Week 6 (Feb 17)
- Student Handout– Romans 5-8
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Week 7 (Feb 24)
- Student Handout– Romans 5-8
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Week 8 (Mar 3)
- Student Handout– Romans 9-11
Romans 9
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Week 9 (Mar 24)
- Student Handout– Romans 9-11
Romans 10
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Week 10 (Mar 31)
- Student Handout– Romans 9-11
Romans 11:1-16
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Week 11 (Apr 7)
- Student Handout– Romans 9-11
Romans 11:17-24
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Week 12 (Apr 14)
- Student Handout– Romans 9-11
Romans 11 (final)
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Week 13 (Apr 21)
- Student Handout– Romans 12-15
Romans 12:1-3
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Week 14 (Apr 28)
- Student Handout– Romans 12-15
- Romans 12:3-8 (must be downloaded)
Taught by: Joe Maddock
Room 2
The Old Testament (OT) appears shrouded in mystery to many believers. And yet a complete picture of God, and Christian principles is not really obtainable from just reading the New Testament.
If we think about it, Jesus did not have Paul’s epistles but when he went away to mediate and study, he went to the Prophets, Psalms, and Writing’s of Moses. Throughout the OT scriptures He strengthened his relationship with God.
As we Explore the Old Testament we will glean the main points of each book while connecting them to the larger context of the OT with the goal that we too will be strengthened and encouraged in our Christian journey.
Handouts (posted after each class):
How People Change – Top223
Taught by Pastor Jason Hoy
Room 9 (Serving Room)
A changed heart is the bright promise of the gospel. When the Bible talks about the gift of a new heart, it doesn’t mean a heart that is immediately perfected, but a heart that is capable of being changed.
Jesus’ work on the cross targets our hearts, our core desires and motivations, and when our hearts change, our behavior changes. It’s amazing to watch people who once seemed stuck in a pattern of words, choices, and behaviors start living in a new way as Christ changes their hearts.
Join us as together we look to understand how God changes ourselves and others so that we can be better instruments in the Masters hands.
Handouts (posted after each class):