Class 2 (of 5) providing a basic introduction to the Bible, as well as, an overview of the meta-narrative found within its pages. This week, we explore the "creation" piece of the meta-narrative.

Passages: Genesis 1 & 2

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When we remember to seek God first in all we do, the foundation for the rest of our lives is stronger.

Passage: Ezra 3:1-13

When we remember to seek God first in all we do, the foundation for the rest of our lives is stronger.

Passage: Ezra 3:1-13

Class 1 (of 5) providing a basic introduction to the Bible, as well as, an overview of the meta-narrative found within its pages.

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Class 1 (of 5) providing a basic introduction to the Bible, as well as, an overview of the meta-narrative found within its pages.

To access slides, click HERE

In the introduction to the book of Ezra, we are reminded that God fulfills his promises and his people are restored.

Passage: Ezra 1:1-11

In the introduction to the book of Ezra, we are reminded that God fulfills his promises and his people are restored.

Passage: Ezra 1:1-11

We've just celebrated the coming of our God as a vulnerable little child; an incredible incarnation. Our God with no real need for a body, chooses skin like ours and chooses all the growing pains and weirdness of adolescence. Our God, knower of all things, chose to come learn from us. How does that even work? How can Jesus as a child sit at the feet of human teachers to learn but at the same time have full knowledge that the creator of the universe is his Holy Parent?

Passage: Luke 2:41-51

We’ve just celebrated the coming of our God as a vulnerable little child; an incredible incarnation. Our God with no real need for a body, chooses skin like ours and chooses all the growing pains and weirdness of adolescence. Our God, knower of all things, chose to come learn from us. How does that even work? How can Jesus as a child sit at the feet of human teachers to learn but at the same time have full knowledge that the creator of the universe is his Holy Parent?

Passage: Luke 2:41-51

We have heard this passage many times, but have we really understood the profundity of the event that took place? It's a story we have sanitized and made palpable, but it was anything but that. It was meant to "get in the way" of our lives, and change the course of it forever.

Passage: Luke 2:1-20