Marathon Fellowship Class

Vladimir Pikman teaches on the eschatological significance of Sukkot and the Jewish view on the afterlife as related to the Bible.

Wayne Stiles walks through some questions asked about the Bible and the Christian life, with answers from Scripture.

Wayne Stiles walks through some questions asked about the Bible and the Christian life, with answers from Scripture.

Scripture says a lot about how to live, but what does it say about how to die? As with everything, Jesus is our example. We will learn by examining Jesus’s seven sayings from the cross of Calvary of how we should prepare for our own death.

Scripture says a lot about how to live, but what does it say about how to die? As with everything, Jesus is our example. We will learn by examining Jesus’s seven sayings from the cross of Calvary of how we should prepare for our own death.

Imanuel Christian continues to explore the 23rd Psalm, this Sunday speaking about He (the Lord) Restores My Soul; the Lord our Shepherd continuously continues to restore our body, spirit and soul as we continue to walk with Him and continue to grow in our relationship with Him.

Scripture: Psalm 23:1-3

In this fourth lesson on Psalm 23, Imanuel Christian teaches on the Lord who “restores my soul,” revealing how our Shepherd continually renews our body, spirit, and soul. As we walk with Him, He leads us into ongoing growth, healing, and deeper relationship.

In today’s culture of fear, it is important for the believer to recover a healthy understanding of the fear of the Lord. Recognizing that the fear of God is not a call to be afraid of God but rather an obedient response to the overwhelming gracious hand of God’s blessing. This lesson will explore both Old and New Testament passages centering on Christ’s anticipated fear of the Lord from Isaiah 11:1-3.

Scripture: Isaiah 11:1-3

In today’s culture of fear, it is important for the believer to recover a healthy understanding of the fear of the Lord. Recognizing that the fear of God is not a call to be afraid of God but rather an obedient response to the overwhelming gracious hand of God’s blessing. This lesson will explore both Old and New Testament passages centering on Christ’s anticipated fear of the Lord from Isaiah 11:1-3.

Wayne Stiles walks through some questions asked about the Bible and the Christian life, with answers from Scripture.