The God Of The Fallen
Classes
Class 1: Adam
The class explores Adam and Eve's fall from grace, emphasizing the human tendency to idolize others and the reality of sin's impact on relationships and families. It encourages understanding and compassion towards those who struggle with sin, drawing parallels to contemporary life and offering hope through faith and perseverance.
Class 2: Dinah
The class discusses Genesis 34, focusing on Dinah's interaction with Shechem and the consequences for her family. It emphasizes the importance of faith and discipleship in the face of personal and familial trials, highlighting the need for proper guidance and boundaries.
Class 3: David
The class explores David's sin with Bathsheba and the consequences, emphasizing the misuse of power and the impact of sin on personal and family life. It highlights David's accountability and the importance of God's forgiveness and righteousness.
Class 4: Judas
The class explores Judas Iscariot's character, his role as treasurer among the disciples, and the complexities of his betrayal of Jesus. It highlights the multifaceted nature of Judas and the potential for betrayal in individuals who feel alienated or misunderstood.
Class 5: Paul
The class explores the life of Apostle Paul, focusing on his conversion, his relationship with sin, and his reliance on God's grace. It highlights Paul's internal struggles with sin and his ultimate dependence on Christ for salvation.