Classes

Many interesting topics with relevance for today are found in Paul’s letters to the Corinthian Christians: Christ crucified, church divisions, Christ the foundation, a pure church, lawsuits, singlehood, marriage, victorious living, Christian woman’s veiling, charity, the resurrection, generosity, and more. The greater emphasis will be on 1 Corinthians.

Part of being created in the image of God includes the need for relationships. Our life experience is defined by interactions with other people. Many of these people have God-given authority. Through this study, principles and practical skills will be taught to strengthen relationships. A biblical understanding of authority will be a key focus of

Genesis, the book of beginnings, shows us God’s creative power and His sovereign control in the affairs of mankind. It also tells us how the fall of man led to the suffering and death all around us, and how the wickedness of mankind led God to destroy the earth with a flood. This course, which covers the first 11 chapters of Genesis, will show that the biblical account makes the most sense of the evidence from science, history and archaeology.

In Ephesians, Paul unveils the glory of God’s plan for the church, exalts the riches of God’s grace and points to the future gathering together in one all things in Christ. He then gives detailed and practical instructions for daily living in the church, in the home, and in society. The Philippian letter, though written