Sunday AM

1 Corinthians – Lee Jamieson, Auditorium

General Adult

Spanish Speaking Brethren – Henry Flores, Room 11

General Adult

Marriage Partnership – Don Covan, Tracy Colwell, Jason Meadows & Robert Stewart, Multi-Purpose Room #1

General Adult

How can spouses experience a fulfilling Christian marriage in 2020 and beyond?

 We will address the roles of communication, faith, grace, gratitude, money, romance, and other topics vital to experience a fulfilling Christian marriage.

Attitude of a Christian – Craig Collins & Others, Room 1 (Former Library)

General Adult

How important is the attitude of a Christian? What attitude should(?) a Christian have? Perhaps it depends on the subject…what is my attitude toward God? What is my attitude toward Scripture? What is may attitude toward trials? Sin? Holiness? Other?

A goal with this class is to “dig in” and share thoughts, ideas, and experiences. How have life events shaped our thinking and actions as Christians? It is our desire that all who come seek to participate and grow together.

The Early Church – Mark Butts, Loft

College

A study of what the early church did, how they did it, and why they did it.

Tuesday AM

Expecting the unexpected: Women’s surprising interactions with Jesus (Nancy Eichman) – Nancy Kelly, Multi-Purpose Room #1

Ladies of all ages

“Through His interactions with women, Jesus showed women how they should value themselves.  He served as an example for men and how they should treat women.  He paved the way for the loving, yet pure brother/sister relationships in Christ that we can enjoy in the church today.” Jesus still calls women to experience the same purposes and to find joy far beyond what they may have come to know or even expect.

Class time is 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m., child care is available. Starts on September 10, 2019

Wednesday PM

Exodus, Part 1 – Jimmy Sullivan, Auditorium

General Adult

Part I of this study covered chapters 1 through 20 and brought us to Mount Sinai where God revealed his 10 Commandments. Part II – God Keeps His Covenant with His People, will complete a study of the book in three sections: 1) God’s desire for his people to live holy lives, 2) God’s hatred for the practice of idolatry, and 3) God’s blueprint for true worship. This study will help us to better understand God’s nature, His longing for a close relationship with His people and his desire for them to be set apart from the world.

Spanish Speaking Brethren – Henry Flores, Room 11

General Adult

Judges – Richard Shoop, Multi-Purpose Room #1

General Adult

We read in Judges 21:25, “…everyone did what was right in their own eyes.” While we tend to confine that mentality to the Israelites of the Old Testament, it permeates today’s society as well. The book of Judges is more than a history lesson, it is a wake-up call for all Christians as to how easy it can be to fall away from God. In this class, we will be looking at the lessons Judges provides for Christians today. The class is based on a Bible study from the West Palm Beach church of Christ.  The materials can be found online at https://westpalmbeachchurchofchrist.com/old-testament/judges. Prior to the first class, please read the first three chapters of the book of Judges and review the first two online lessons.

A Christian Study on the Trap of Offense – Kerry Tate, Multi-Purpose Room #3

General Adult

This class will focus on understanding how Satan uses offense to bait Christians and how we can defend ourselves against offense in a Christ-like manner. In many of life’s situations we can feel offended: at work, in public discourse, in the home, in marriages, and, yes, even within the Church.  However, once trapped by offense, it is often one of the most difficult obstacles a Christian must face and overcome. We will explore the Biblical practice of overcoming offense, or better yet, avoiding Satan’s trap of offense by leaving room for legitimate offenses worth fighting for.

Radical Faith – Mark Butts, Loft

College

A study the simplicity of faith, and such faith looks radical in today’s secular and church cultures.