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The second half of the book of 1 Corinthians deals with several challenging matters for the church at Corinth. These include such difficult subjects as: eating meat offered to idols, male headship and the wearing of head coverings, the purpose of the Lord’s Supper, the place and purpose of miraculous gifts, the supremacy of love, the role of women in public worship, and the resurrection of the dead. Come study what the Bible teaches and learn the applications for today.

Ezekiel and Daniel were contemporaries of each other. Daniel was God’s prophet in the court of kings like Nebuchadnezzar and Darius the Mede, and Ezekiel was God’s prophet to the captive Jews in exile. This class will study some of the vital lessons taught by Ezekiel and Daniel and show the relevance of those lessons for the 21st century church.

A study of the historicity of Jesus (“How do we know that Jesus really lived and did what the Bible claims about Him?”), the nature of Jesus (“How can Jesus be both God and man?”), and the work of Jesus (“What did He do for us, and what should we do in response?”).

El Evangelio de Juan es el libro más extraordinario que jamás se haya escrito. “Quita tus zapatos de tus pies; porque el lugar donde estás es santo” (Ex. 3:5). En comparación con los evangelios sinópticos, habla más de la relación entre Jesús y Dios Padre. Juan también tiene mucho que decir acerca de la humanidad de Jesús. En esta clase vamos a ver como el discípulo amado vio a Su Señor. Espero que nosotros también podamos verlo así.

This class will study the process by which God revealed His Word to mankind. Topics to be studied include: the relationship between revelation and inspiration, the authenticity of the Old Testament and New Testament documents, the transmission and preservation of God’s Word, the translation of the Scriptures into hundreds of languages, and the reliability of God’s Word today.

As Christians studying our brethren 2000 years ago, we believe that, “If we do now what they did then, we will be now what they were then.” This class will be a study of who comprised the early church, what they did (both individually and together), how they lived, and most importantly, the God who blessed, guided, and sustained them.

El libro de Hechos es la continuación de la obra de Jesucristo. Hechos es el puente entre los evangelios y las epístolas. Nos ayuda a entender cómo nació y se desarrolló la iglesia primitiva. Sin “Hechos” las acciones de la iglesia primitiva serian totalmente desconocidas. En esta clase estaremos estudiando este importante libro para conocer los comienzos de la iglesia del Señor.