What is the significance and purpose of the meal, the Lord's Table? How are we to engage with it, and how are we to reflect it in our homes? This month of Sunday School is focused on the Theology of the Table: The Lord's Table, Our Tables, and Preparing a Table. Teachers Bryan & Rachel Hehr, and Andrew Stoddard, masterfully lead us into understanding and discussion of the meaning and message of The Table.

This is the week it all comes together. As we've been looking at understanding the narrative of Jonah, as well as it's Biblical genre (Prophetic), we draw conclusions about Jonah's grander purposes and message. For instance, what is the author of Jonah really trying to warn the Israelites about?

Through mapping the plot and character development of Jonah, we see what Jesus is fully referring to when he references the Sign of Jonah. Don't miss this engaging lesson that proves the importance of how to read the Bible.

This 3rd week of hermeneutical teaching, pastor Evan takes us through the ways of seeing and understanding narrative. Looking at character, setting, plot, and theme, we can get an idea of what message the author was originally trying to tell us through the story.

This 2nd week of hermeneutical teaching, pastor Evan takes us through the 1st steps to take when studying a book of the Bible. The first questions to ask are about the author, audience, and text. The next thing we need to look at is the type of literature (narrative, poetry, discourse), as well as the genre (in Jonah, it's prophetic). These give us a base context for what to expect when reading.

This 1st week of hermeneutical teaching, pastor Evan wrestles with some of the questions concerning how we know. Through asking questions like "where is meaning found?", Evan sets us up to look at who and how the writers of scriptures put meaning into language. That language presents us with the message we are seeking to see and understand.

Master mentor Wes Roberts completes his teaching on Mentoring. We as God's people are called to be initiators who mentor and are mentored. Wes presents this as mentoring of the "Whole Person & Whole Life"

Master mentor Wes Roberts continues his teaching on Mentoring. Building on the notion that God is the center and source from which our lives flow, Wes teaches on the 8 arenas that make up our lives. With God as the center, and these 8 areas constituting the makeup of our lives, we can effectively take a 'whole life' look at mentoring and being mentored.

Master mentor Wes Roberts shares with us the notion that God is not to be 1st in our lives...He is to be the center and source of our lives. From Him we can define our core system of believe (values) which defines how we life. When God is center, then He is the source of all arenas of our lives. When we understand this is we can learn to mentor, and be mentored, well.