Wednesday Morning Bible Study – September – November 2022
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – September – November 2022

1 Corinthians Paul founded the church in Corinth but discovers after he leaves that they have fallen into sin, error, and internal disputes. Paul writes this letter hoping to correct these problems. Come join the Bible Study Wednesday mornings at 10:30 am. 14 September           Session One         Paul opens with friendly greetings and then…

Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Summer 2022
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Summer 2022

Examining the Ten Commandments You may feel you are familiar with the Ten Commandments, but are you aware there are two different versions in the Bible? Did you know the prophet Ezekiel in one of his prophecies seems to contradict part of one of the commandments? Did you know when listing the Ten Commandments both…

Wednesday Morning Bible Study – June 2022
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – June 2022

Exploring Our Lord’s Parables “All this Jesus said to the crowds in parables; indeed, he said nothing to them without a parable.” Matthew 13 May 25                Session One         Luke 8: 4 -15        The Parable of the Sower June 1                  Session Two                  Luke 10: 29-37     The Parable of the Good Samaritan June 8                  Session…

Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Spring 2022
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Spring 2022

     The Book of Judges contains a diverse collection of stories set in the 13th and 12th centuries BCE.  In this period, the twelve tribes of Israel formed a very loose confederation.  These tribes, along with various Canaanite tribes occupied the inland hill-country of what is Modern Israel.  People known as “Philistines” dominated the coastal…

Wednesday Morning Bible Study – February 2022
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – February 2022

Paul’s Letter to Timothy      The Second Letter of Paul to Timothy is the most intimate and personal of the epistles attributed to Paul.  It is addressed to a young man who had been a companion to Paul on many of his missionary journeys.  Like Paul, Timothy was a Jew who had a Greek or…

Wednesday Morning Bible Study – October-November 2021
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – October-November 2021

The Sermon on the Mount      In chapters five, six, and seven of Matthew’s gospel, we find a collection of the teachings of Jesus.  In these teachings, Jesus is challenging the people of that day to rethink their understanding of the Hebrew Scriptures.  He is speaking to a first-century Jewish audience.  Join us this fall…

Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Fall 2021
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Fall 2021

The Prophet Jeremiah      The prophet Jeremiah lived in one of the most chaotic and tragic periods in the history of Israel and the Middle East.  During his lifetime the Assyrian Empire collapsed and the region came under the control of the Babylonians.  This was also a period of great religious conflict and strife in…

Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Spring (2) 2021
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Spring (2) 2021

First, Second, and Third John The New Testament canon includes three books attributed to someone named John.  These three very brief documents are sometimes referred to as letters or epistles.   The first reads like a sermon or essay.  The other two are more like memoranda.  They appear to have been composed early in the second…

Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Spring 2021
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Spring 2021

Elijah the Prophet      For our Jewish friends, the Passover supper is the most important meal of the year.  It is known as the Seder.  At the table that evening there is always an empty chair and, on the table, an empty wine glass.  This place is reserved for Elijah who just might come in…

Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Oct-Nov 2020
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Wednesday Morning Bible Study – Oct-Nov 2020

     The Gospel of John includes several collections of the sayings of Jesus that are not found in the other three gospels.  Some of these sayings are said to be from his public teaching but the audience for most of them consists exclusively of his inner circle of disciples.      As we revisit these familiar…