Sunday School
We love Sunday School!
It gives us a venue to talk about & understand the Bible—
its historical narratives & its truths.
Rich, yet understandable!
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See the various series below,
and click on what interests you
to go to the PDFs of the lessons.
Weekly Sunday School podcasts here.
click below for Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon.
Sunday School past series below:
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The Bible: Each Book
Learn the content and purpose of each book of the Bible, chronologically approached.
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Mission
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Last Things
Seeking to sort out the confusion about:
Death, Heaven & Hell, the Second Coming,
and the New Heavens and New Earth.
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Hebrews
The author of Hebrews writes to exhort Jewish Christians in the A.D. 60s to remain faithful to Jesus and the Christian Faith, and not to revert to Judaism, which can no longer save.
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James
Getting along in the church when there are cultural, social, and economic differences.
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Justification v. Sanctification
Most Christians today get confused between the extremes of legalism and libertarianism.
This happens because they haven’t been taught how the commands of God are unable to justify (save) a person, but are essential for a person's sanctification (growing in Christlikeness).
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Acorn to Oak Tree
The Bible develops lots of themes and truths from the Genesis to Revelation.
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Seeing that this occurs makes all of Scripture explode with meaning and helps us see what Jesus said: that all the Scriptures point to Him.
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Revelation, Non-Crazy Style
Revelation meant something to the people to whom John wrote, around the year A.D. 95, under the persecution of the Roman emperor, Domitian.
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Remembering this and reading Revelation as we would an Old-Testament prophetic book, we can see how Revelation was greatly practical in John’s day and how it has been, is, and will be practical for Christians of all times up to the return of Jesus.
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