This study (and “study” is an apt term for what we will be doing together) will be intended to inform and stretch us a bit, recognizing that transformation sometimes happens because we are challenged to grow by putting in some effort. We will look at Scripture, but the study will dig a bit deeper than we often do, answering questions and discussing issues about the biblical text that would probably never come to light in a Sunday morning sermon. Rather than just looking at the meaning and application of the texts we study, we will also look at how we reach our understandings of biblical texts. It could be thought of as “Bible College Light.”
This study (and “study” is an apt term for what we will be doing together) will be intended to inform and stretch us a bit, recognizing that transformation sometimes happens because we are challenged to grow by putting in some effort. We will look at Scripture, but the study will dig a bit deeper than we often do, answering questions and discussing issues about the biblical text that would probably never come to light in a Sunday morning sermon. Rather than just looking at the meaning and application of the texts we study, we will also look at how we reach our understandings of biblical texts. It could be thought of as “Bible College Light.”
This study (and “study” is an apt term for what we will be doing together) will be intended to inform and stretch us a bit, recognizing that transformation sometimes happens because we are challenged to grow by putting in some effort. We will look at Scripture, but the study will dig a bit deeper than we often do, answering questions and discussing issues about the biblical text that would probably never come to light in a Sunday morning sermon. Rather than just looking at the meaning and application of the texts we study, we will also look at how we reach our understandings of biblical texts. It could be thought of as “Bible College Light.”
This study (and “study” is an apt term for what we will be doing together) will be intended to inform and stretch us a bit, recognizing that transformation sometimes happens because we are challenged to grow by putting in some effort. We will look at Scripture, but the study will dig a bit deeper than we often do, answering questions and discussing issues about the biblical text that would probably never come to light in a Sunday morning sermon. Rather than just looking at the meaning and application of the texts we study, we will also look at how we reach our understandings of biblical texts. It could be thought of as “Bible College Light.”
June 30, 2020 The Elders and staff want to thank all of you for filling out the recent survey requesting input about when we should resume in-person worship at our church building. Your efforts provided a resounding response with almost 90 surveys being completed. The surprising result to us, is that the numbers of those …
Because of COVID-19 many in our world, and likely someone you know, is already experiencing loss, maybe even great loss. It may not be the loss of life, but loss of physical connection, loss of freedom to travel, loss of income or income earning potential, loss of access to goods and services, loss of opportunity …
Matthew 5:16 “In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” Galatians 6:9 “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” Don’t give …
