New Link For Sunday Night Study

Greetings everyone. We are switching to Google Meet for our Sunday night Bible study. This is the link for our study. You may need a Google account to use Meet, so it may prompt you for a login. :

https://meet.google.com/rda-odwx-ueh

We will continue to meet Sunday evenings at 7:30 EST and we are studying Matthew.

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Week Twenty-Nine: What Does God Expect From Us

Welcome to Week Twenty-Nine of our Bible study! Have you ever wondered, “What does God expect of me?” Or perhaps, “What is God’s will for me?” These topics are big business in the self-help industry and there have been a lot of studies and books about God’s will/expectations in our lives. This week we will be look at Luke 17:7-10. This short parable addresses God’s expectations in a very direct, in your face kind of way. In addition to these verses, we will look at a few other passages on the subject and try to gain an understanding of what Jesus was saying to his disciples in this short parable. We will have lots to discuss this week! As always, I welcome your participation and look forward to seeing you all Sunday evening at 7:30 pm. About Zoom: We will use Zoom for this Bible study. If you are using a computer, just type in www.zoom.com and select “Join a Meeting” at the top of the page, then enter the meeting ID: 696 778 0839. If you are using a phone, iPad or other po...

Week Twenty-seven: The Lost Sheep, The Lost Coin

Welcome to Week Twenty-Seven of our Bible study! This week we will be looking at Luke 15:1-10. This is a beautiful parable of Jesus explaining how the shepherd will leave the 99 to look for the lost sheep, and the woman who has lost a coin will search everywhere for it. It is a beautiful story because it gives us a portrait of the love our Lord has for the lost and how He desires for all to come to repentance. I think this perspective is critical if we are to get a glimpse of who God really is and what He ultimately wants for all mankind. A few questions/thoughts that come to mind: · The religious leaders wouldn’t associate with “sinners;” what does this tell you about their character and how they saw their own source of righteousness? · Who were the “sinners” Jesus was associating with? · Why did Jesus choose to dine with people that were so reviled by the religious lead...

Week Nineteen - The Narrow Door

Welcome to Week Nineteen of our Bible study! This week we will be looking at the parable of the narrow door, found in Luke 13:22-30. Once again, we find Jesus speaking about the end times and who will enter into His kingdom. Obviously, that was a topic of interest to those around Him during that time and it certainly is today as well. “Strive to enter through the narrow door” is an interesting phrase and one that we will look at in more detail Sunday evening. This statement goes hand in hand with others that suggest the path is wide that leads to destruction, and we must be deliberate to seek out the narrow door. As always, I welcome your participation and look forward to seeing you all Sunday evening at 7:30 pm. About Zoom: We will use Zoom for this Bible study. If you are using a computer, just type in www.zoom.com and select “Join a Meeting” at the top of the page, then enter the meeting ID: 696 778 0839. If you are using a phone, iPad or other portable device, then you w...

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