Stan’s Lesson Outline: MATTHEW, Lesson 51

In this heartfelt farewell message, Vladimir Pikman reflects on the nine months of ministry he and his family have spent in Dallas, sharing the powerful impact of their time at Dallas Theological Seminary and the various ways God has used them to reach both Jews and Gentiles with the gospel. From training Christians to share the faith with Jewish friends to hosting dynamic discussions about antisemitism and the intersection of Judaism and Christianity, Vladimir highlights the significant doors God has opened for their ministry. He also shares the excitement and challenges of returning to Germany, where their work continues to expand, while expressing his deep uncertainty about leaving a vibrant ministry in Dallas. With an invitation for prayers and seeking God’s direction for the next season, this sermon encapsulates a journey of faith, blessing, and bold steps forward.

Scripture: Matthew 19:13-26

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Valadimir Pikman’s farewell to the Marathon Class as he and his family head back to Germany after approximately nine months in the USA at DTS.

Stan’s Lesson Outline: MATTHEW Lesson 50

Scripture: Matthew 19:1-12

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Stan’s Lesson Outline: MATTHEW Lesson 49

Vladimir Pikman explores the Jewish roots of the Gospel by connecting Jesus’ death, resurrection, and the coming of the Holy Spirit to the Jewish feasts of Passover, First Fruits, and Pentecost (Shavuot). Using real-life stories of Jewish and Gentile encounters, he demonstrates how sharing Yeshua with Jewish friends can be both relational and transformative. Pikman emphasizes that the Holy Spirit empowers believers to be witnesses to all nations, highlighting the continuity of God’s plan through His appointed festivals. The sermon encourages listeners to understand the timing and significance of these feasts, showing how they foreshadow the work of Christ and the ongoing fulfillment of God’s purposes.