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Date: March 2012
Doing Justice and Showing Mercy, Part 3
Practicing Mercy and Justice Today
Date:
Speaker: Mark Mitchell
In this third and final class, we discuss principles for demonstrating mercy and justice today along with some associated challenges.
How Church Works, Part 6
The Deacons
Deacons are qualified non-governing officers in the church who serve under the direction and oversight of the elders in areas of practical or mercy-related ministry.
Doing Justice and Showing Mercy, Part 2
The Importance of Showing Mercy
Date:
Speaker: Mark Mitchell
In this class, we explore the topic of mercy by looking at what the Bible has to say about wealth and possessions, the parable of the good Samaritan, and how mercy flows from God's character.
Doing Justice and Showing Mercy, Part 1
Understanding Biblical Justice
Date:
Speaker: Mark Mitchell
In this class, we explore the meaning and demonstration of biblical justice by surveying sections of Scripture, from the old testament narratives, wisdom, and prophetic writings to the new testament.
How Church Works, Part 4
The Elders: Shepherds and Overseers
We must face suffering in this world by entrusting ourselves to God and his church.
One to One Bible Reading, Part 2
How Can We Get Started with One to One Bible Reading?
Date:
Speaker: David Helm
Getting started is as simple as pray, ask, and meet. However, it isn't easy because asking and meeting requires putting to death fear.
One to One Bible Reading, Part 1
Why Should We Do One to One Bible Reading?
Date:
Speaker: David Helm
One to one Bible reading invites everyone to benefit from the total sufficiency, absolute authority, and dynamic potency of God's Word.
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