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Beyond Disciple Bible Study |
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Religion in America
Wednesday, 6:30 pm [Otroszko]
Religion in America will explore the development of religion in the United States
from 1600 to present day and the evolution of American Christianity. Study will
include the impact on the church of contemporary topics such as the Affluent
Society, war and religion, Darwinism, Feminism, Civil Rights movement, social
justice, liberal theology and Supreme Court decisions on church and state.
The course will feature guest speakers with discussion and use a curriculum from
the Teaching Company. Advanced course taught at a graduate level; background
in Bible Study or previous course work in religion or theology is recommended.
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Moses
Wednesday, 10:00 am [Hoffmann]
This class will begin September 29, 2010.
No other Old Testament person had as much cultural and religious influence as Moses.
His role as Israel’s liberator from Egyptian oppression (exodus) and as communicator
between God and the people (torah) draw special attention. His prophetic leadership
brought Israel from Egypt to the promised land. His prophetic law-giving revealed
God’s will for the chosen people and their proper response. |
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The Gospel of Luke
Wednesday, 10:00 am [Otroszko] FULL
The Bible is filled with promises about a Messiah, a Savior, who would not only reconcile
God's chosen people Israel to himself, but also any people who believe in him--those from
all nations and all walks of life. As we walk through the Book of Luke we will encounter the
Gospel of Jesus through the eyes of a Gentile writer—one of the “any people” that found a
Savior in Jesus. In this eight week study we will explore Luke’s unique perspective on Jesus
and seek to deepen our own relationship with our Savior and our faith community. |
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