Class,
Another reminder that Sunday we will be in the Fellowship Hall for another fun Fifth Sunday fellowship. Bring your favorite breakfast treat to share and be prepared to get to know someone new in the class.
Susan is taking care of the paper, goods, silverware, and coffee.
Looking forward to being with you!
Allen Power
How often do you recall that Jesus is praying for YOU? Ever wonder what kinds of things Jesus prays to the Father on behalf of His followers? We’ll learn about that as we study His High Priestly prayer in John 17 tomorrow. Here are the notes for our study.
We live in a "cordless" world but sooner or later we must plug in. Life in Christ is not a cordless life, it requires constant connection if we are to bear fruit. How can we abide in Jesus the true Vine? We’ll look at that tomorrow. Here are the notes for our study.
At Christmas or on your birthday would you just open one gift and leave the others unopened? Though they’ve received Jesus’ free gift of salvation gladly, some of HIs followers don’t unwrap and enjoy the gift of His Spirit Who is living and speaking within our hearts. "Oh what peace we often forfeit" not to mention guidance, wisdom, and Christ-likeness. Tomorrow let’s learn about the Helper Christ has given us. Here are the notes for our study in John 14:16-27.
Goodbyes can be sad, but they can also be very important. When Jesus went back to Heaven He left his disciples (and us) with both assurances and assignments. We’ll look at that tomorrow in John 13 and 14. Here are the notes for our study.
Unplanted seeds are a beautiful picture of the potential beauty, fruit, and fragrance of God’s creation. The potential only emerges if the seeds are planted in the ground. Jesus used this illustration to teach us about why He came to earth and how we are to live as his followers. Here are the notes for our study in John 12.
This week’s lesson reminds us of why the hope of resurrection is so important to Christ’s followers when we face the loss of a loved one. Because Christ conquered death, hell, and the grave we can be comforted even in the midst of tremendous human grief. Here are the notes for our study in John 11.
What do you call a sheep without a shepherd? Likely, a dead sheep if they go without a shepherd for long. Scripture has long used the metaphor of sheep and the shepherd to describe the spiritual need of every soul. In this week’s passage, Jesus personalized that metaphor. Here are the notes.
There is an old saying, "There is none so blind as those who will not see." Sometimes we get distracted and sometimes our preconceived ideas blind us to what is before us. We need to strive to see people and situations as Jesus sees them. We’ll look at this as we study John 9 tomorrow. Here are the notes.
Creation requires light to live. The souls of people require the "light of life" to live forever. We’ll explore Jesus’ second "I am" statement in John 8 tomorrow. Here are the notes for our study in John 8.
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