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Adult Sunday school classes resume Sept 5th ...
Bereans
will continue their study in Colossians and Philemon. This class is led by Larry Dellitt.
Celebration
will continue with their study of the gospel of Mark. Those of all ages are welcome to join the class as we study God's Word and see how it applies to our lives. The class is led by Jack Wheeler.
Cleavers
will be going through Being a Disciple: Counting the Real Cost, a study authored by Kay Arthur and Tom and Jane Hart. The class is led by Joe Knox.
Evangelical Theology
class members are reading and having lively discussions about The Sovereignty of God by A. W. Pink. The critics report that this is a "classic" and "well researched book." Using numerous scriptural passages to make each point, Pink clearly shows how God is sovereign in the Delegation of His power to others and in the Exercise of His mercy, love and grace. He also shows how God is sovereign in His creation of the universe and in His salvation of souls. In writing this book, Pink's goal was to enlighten many more of His own to the "praise of the glory of His grace," and a greater apprehension of the majesty of God and His sovereign mercy." This class will meet in the Conference Room and is led by Mike Weger.
Koinonia
will be studying Exodus as they continue their travels with Moses and the Children of Israel. We have an opportunity to come to a better understanding of God and who He is through His dealings with Israel and Moses. Come along for the journey. The class is led by June Kalemkarian.
Photeinos
will finish the last lesson in That the World May Know on the death and resurrection on the Messiah entitled "Total Commitment." Then they will begin a study of Acts called Seeing the Spirit at Work by John Stott. The class is led by Ralph Tambaro.
College and Career
will be studying Paul's letter to the Galatians. The class meets in the Choir Room and is led by Dave Pothoven and Robin Dollenbacher.
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