In these letters written by the Apostle Paul to the Philippians and Colossians, Paul wrote some of the most enduring statements about faith and hope. He also shared his most penetrating insights about the divine nature of Christ. Taken together, these two letters provide believers with timely encouragement and godly wisdom. Often called the "Prison Epistles" these letters were most likely written during Paul's first imprisonment in Rome (about 60-62 A.D.). He wrote to the Philippians to commend their faithfulness despite persecution, and to the Colossians to refute false teachings about the true nature and character of Christ.
Facilitator: Frank Schock
King David knew at a very personal level what it was like to go through darkness in life. In Psalm 119, David reveals that the Word of God is a lamp for when the path of life turns dark. In this elective, pastor and author Benjamin Windle teaches how to use the Bible as a lamp for every question and challenge life throws at you. You will learn:
- How to engage in your own personal devotions.
- Get practical tools and easy to use methods on personal Bible Study.
- Discover the golden rule of how to interpret the Bible.
- Ignite a new passion for the Bible and its power to bring about change in your life.
Get the skills you need (and anyone can use!) to read and apply the Bible in your own life.
*Breakthrough (Right Now Media): Chip Ingram
Facilitator: Bill Worley
This elective will look at what you can do when circumstances or relationships in your life become so hard, so big, and so overwhelming that you don't know what to do. In this elective, you'll discover how to take steps toward spiritual breakthroughs and unleash God's supernatural power in life situations; in your home, in the workplace, and in personal relationships.
