Fall 2024 Electives
"How Should We Respond To Suffering" — Bob LaForge
Suffering can have many faces: betrayal, loneliness, abuse, death, and more. It can be relentless and take over our thoughts, our motives, our physical abilities, and our lives. It can linger like a brick in our chest for years or even a lifetime. But we are not a people of hopelessness. We are not a people of despair. We are people of resurrection. Our trials are not our grave. We have a firm and assured hope. Optimism says, “Don’t worry, it probably won’t happen.” Hope says, “It may happen, but God will keep us.”
This class will discuss 18 practices as to how we should think and act when we are suffering or in a trial. These include: solidify your spiritual foundation, acknowledge your feelings, find joy, take your grief to God, you are not trapped by your past, and others. We will also examine six ways on how we should respond to other people's suffering including: The importance of presence, acknowledging their grief, not judging them, and others.
The Bible does not give us a glass of water to temporarily quench our thirst. It gives us an ocean of knowledge so that we can more than endure, so that we can have confident victory.
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"The Glory of God in the Gospel of Luke" — Massimo Esposito
Behold the glories of the One who came to seek and to save the lost! Written as a detailed record of the Blessed Savior, the Gospel of Luke displays the wonders of Christ’s heart by the account of His incarnation, teachings, conversations, miracles, and passion narrative. The Author’s conclusion begs us to answer the question — can we, beholding so wonderful a Savior, not worship Him with great joy, blessing God continually, who is enthroned forever (Luke 24:52-53)?
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"Foundations of the Christian Faith" — Justin LeBlanc
Today, perhaps more than ever before, it's vital for Christians to know and be rooted in the historic truths of the faith. This class will provide a solid grounding for both the new believer and the mature saint. We will explore the central tenets of Christianity, including the nature of God, the doctrine of Scripture, the person and work of Christ, the Trinity, the marks and mission of the church, and much more. Join us as we study rich theological truths that will grow our knowledge of and love for Christ and His word.
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