We finish exploring the cultural backdrop of the early church by talking about the importance of honor and shame. From there we explore the contexts of the four gospels and start to dip our toes into Acts.

In this class we get an overview of how three different cultures, and their context, philosophies, and beliefs, formed the foundational backdrop during the formation of the church.

This Lord's Day, we look at the Thessalonians and see the evidence of lives changed by the Gospel. The second set of evidences are our submission to the Word of God and our Joy as given by the Spirit. What we will encounter serves us well to evaluate our lives to see how the Gospel has changed and is changing our lives.

This Lord's Day, we look at the Thessalonians and see the evidence of lives changed by the Gospel. What we will encounter serves us well to evaluate our lives to see how the Gospel has changed and is changing our lives.

We explore why church history is important and how basic fundamentals of theology frame our thinking as we look at church history. Gene also begins to set the cultural and spiritual backgrounds that are relevant as we explore church history.

This Lord's Day, we look at what made the Thessalonians and all believers people of faith, love, and hope that is produces Christ-centered influence in the world - the power of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus to change lives.

Gene kicks off QBC's Adult Bible Fellowship class on the History of the Church. He lays the groundwork of why church history is important and the major themes or lenses that will frame the teaching.

This Lord's Day, we look at three words - loved by God. These words is how the Apostle Paul described the Thessalonian believers and reveals the only true source to live life in tough seasons of suffering and grief.

This Lord's Day, we examine the final of the three fundamental virtues in the Christian life - hope. This is the message of Christianity. This is what we are able to give a hopeless world. And this is what empowers us to live above life's difficult circumstances.