Please note the following that are signed up to clean the sanctuary. If you are unable to do this please let me know. Thanks again for your service!
11/25 - Hampleman
12/2 - Flaming
12/9 - Nicholls
12/16 - Smiths
12/23 - Lakins
12/30 - Ridings
Andrew
Monday, November 26, 2007
Class Directory
The class directory is an important item for the class in that we can use the emails and phone numbers to update prayer requests, current issues and occasions (like new babies!), and ensure church or other information gets to you as timely as possible.
The class directory needs updating! Please contact the Hamplemans if you were unable to update in the last couple of classes at church. We want to make sure notes, prayer requests, and other information gets to you.
We won't spam you! :)
Andrew
The class directory needs updating! Please contact the Hamplemans if you were unable to update in the last couple of classes at church. We want to make sure notes, prayer requests, and other information gets to you.
We won't spam you! :)
Andrew
Class Notes November 25, 2007
Hello! Philemon is not the only person this book is addressed to. We will cover through vs 7 this Sunday including the following:
Who is Paul addressing in vs 1-3? (Who is this TO)
What is Paul thanking this person/group for? What fruits and encouragement does Paul have?
What does Paul do when he thanks God?
Who is it that Paul is thanking and where our actions should stem from in v 1-7? (Who should we thank and our Love stem FROM?)
Andrew
Who is Paul addressing in vs 1-3? (Who is this TO)
What is Paul thanking this person/group for? What fruits and encouragement does Paul have?
What does Paul do when he thanks God?
Who is it that Paul is thanking and where our actions should stem from in v 1-7? (Who should we thank and our Love stem FROM?)
Andrew
Don't Forget!
Christmas Party is December 15, 2007
This will be held at the Nicholl's house. Additional details forthcoming including an evite.
Andrew
This will be held at the Nicholl's house. Additional details forthcoming including an evite.
Andrew
Class Notes November 13, 2007
Hello All!
This week I want to first thank Brian Barber for the summary of Colossians last week. What a great view into the who, what, when, why, and how of this book we have been studying. This week we continue in Paul’s writings with his writing to Philemon. This book, for some reason, is not a frequently studied book. We will be studying Philemon in the ‘normal’ fashion through Thanksgiving and Christmas. As I mentioned the last couple of weeks in class we will be starting an updated version of Experiencing God on January 6, 2008. Here is the rest of the schedule for 2007:
November 18 – Overview of Philemon (Books for Experiencing God will be distributed)
November 25 – Philemon 1-3
December 2 – Philemon 4-7
December 9 – Special Presentation of ‘The Truth Project’ by Kevin Glunt
December 16 – Philemon 8-13
December 23 – Philemon 14-22
December 30 – Philemon 22-25 and a group prayer
January 6, 2008 – Overview of the Experiencing God study and 1st lesson
Ok – so on to Philemon:
Philemon is a letter written by the apostle Paul to a Christian slave owner who lived in the Lycus Valley of Asia Minor. In it the apostle asks that the converted runaway slave, Onesimus, be received back into the household without punishment. We will be studying how the Lord asks each of us to receive others and our love towards them through this beautiful letter.
We will review authorship, Date and Place of origin, occasion and purpose, and an outline of Philemon in class this week.
Read the entire book as a letter once through and discuss with your spouse what you would do or what hear from Paul if you were Philemon. Don’t take significant energy in deciphering. Read it casually as if you received it from your best friend.
Write your answer:
Read Galations 3:28 –
What does it mean to be ‘one in Christ’? Discuss this practically – day to day actions and thoughts – with your spouse
I look forward to this short study. I think you will find that 2 Timothy 3 is correct in the ability for scripture – ALL scripture to show us how our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ can speak to us. The tie to the letter of Philemon and the cross will be come distinct and apparent over the next few weeks.
Andrew
This week I want to first thank Brian Barber for the summary of Colossians last week. What a great view into the who, what, when, why, and how of this book we have been studying. This week we continue in Paul’s writings with his writing to Philemon. This book, for some reason, is not a frequently studied book. We will be studying Philemon in the ‘normal’ fashion through Thanksgiving and Christmas. As I mentioned the last couple of weeks in class we will be starting an updated version of Experiencing God on January 6, 2008. Here is the rest of the schedule for 2007:
November 18 – Overview of Philemon (Books for Experiencing God will be distributed)
November 25 – Philemon 1-3
December 2 – Philemon 4-7
December 9 – Special Presentation of ‘The Truth Project’ by Kevin Glunt
December 16 – Philemon 8-13
December 23 – Philemon 14-22
December 30 – Philemon 22-25 and a group prayer
January 6, 2008 – Overview of the Experiencing God study and 1st lesson
Ok – so on to Philemon:
Philemon is a letter written by the apostle Paul to a Christian slave owner who lived in the Lycus Valley of Asia Minor. In it the apostle asks that the converted runaway slave, Onesimus, be received back into the household without punishment. We will be studying how the Lord asks each of us to receive others and our love towards them through this beautiful letter.
We will review authorship, Date and Place of origin, occasion and purpose, and an outline of Philemon in class this week.
Read the entire book as a letter once through and discuss with your spouse what you would do or what hear from Paul if you were Philemon. Don’t take significant energy in deciphering. Read it casually as if you received it from your best friend.
Write your answer:
Read Galations 3:28 –
What does it mean to be ‘one in Christ’? Discuss this practically – day to day actions and thoughts – with your spouse
I look forward to this short study. I think you will find that 2 Timothy 3 is correct in the ability for scripture – ALL scripture to show us how our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ can speak to us. The tie to the letter of Philemon and the cross will be come distinct and apparent over the next few weeks.
Andrew
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