Sunday Bible Study with Cecil May
The Urgent Message of Judah
The New Testament book of Jude written in the second half of the first century (probably somewhere between 65-80) and most likely written by Christ’s brother, Judah, is a brief, but quite fascinating letter. There is a great urgency to it as Judah himself notes.
New Humanity in Christ
Sunday Bible Study – Tom Kloske
Nahum
Nahum means “comfort or consolation” even though his prophecy was neither for Nineveh—its recipient (it was however for the nations that Assyria oppressed). The only biographical information we have about Nahum is the statement in 1:1 that he was from Elkosh and the location of that town is a mystery since it is nowhere else referred to in Scripture.
David and Bathsheba – Danny Dodd
Sunday Bible Study – Tom Kloske
Harvest Sunday with Daniel Napier from Croatia
Harvest Month – Daniel Napier from Croatia
What Healthy Church Leadership Looks Like
This is one way to consider Paul’s first letter to Timothy in the New Testament. Paul’s beloved church at Ephesus—the one he personally spent three years nurturing after its troubled beginning (Acts 19)—was in more trouble. Just as he had foreseen (Acts 20:29-31) “wolves” even from their “own number” had arisen to “distort the truth in order to draw away disciples after…