Gospel of Grace Fellowship Sunday School

Looking at the Timing of Daniel's 70th week.

We begin by showing the narrative unity of Luke-Acts in references to raising the dead as a sign of God’s mighty power. These events are not resurrections to immortality, but people raised back to life in their same, mortal bodies. We cite passages where Jesus raised the dead and where the same happened in the ministries of Elijah, Elisha, and then Peter as well in Acts.

The bigger picture in this section is the need to get to Jerusalem. When Paul was ‘talking’(verse 7) Luke uses the term dialegomai to describe this. The same word is used various places in Acts which involve reasoning, debate, and other situations that involve human discourse which requires rational thought. Those who disparage reason, disparage the reality that humans are created in God’s image and are not like irrational beasts

We learn from Matthew 24:21-22 that the world is not heading for any form of human-led perfection, but it is heading for the most cataclysmic time the world has ever known.

An examination of the wayward theology of the New Apostolic Reformation movement, including the six different categories in which NAR deviates from biblical teaching and how their man-made decrees usurp God’s unique authority.

We discuss how mixing the church with power, riches, and gaining civil power corrupts the church and obscures the gospel. We need to be focused on why we are still in the church age and preaching the gospel.

No Christian needs a second blessing experience from the Holy Spirit in order to be equipped for holiness and service during their life.

“Being filled by the Spirit” means that believers are dominated in their minds with the doctrines of Christ rather than the debauchery of the world (Eph. 5:18).