Looking Forward To The Judgement Seat
Classes
Class 1: Gratitude and Thankfulness
The class explores the benefits of gratitude and thankfulness from both a scientific and biblical perspective, emphasizing the connection between thankfulness and well-being, as well as its role in fostering peace and joy in life. It draws on passages from Philippians and the Psalms, and discusses the concept of thanksgiving offerings in the Old Testament.
Class 2: Confidence at his coming
The class explores the concept of the judgment seat of Christ, addressing feelings of dread and anticipation among believers. It emphasizes the transformative and purifying nature of the judgment seat, preparing believers for immortality and kingdom service.
Class 3: Saved yet so as by fire
The class discusses the concept of the judgment seat, reconciling different views on the process and its purpose. It explores the idea that the judgment seat is not a binary verdict but a process of refinement and development for believers, emphasizing the role of grace and works.
Class 4: Least and Greatest in Kingdom
The class discusses the concept of judgment and rewards in the kingdom of God, emphasizing that while salvation is by grace, works are evaluated at the judgment seat. It explores the idea of being in the 'pale of salvation' and the importance of consciously doing good works to please God, addressing common misconceptions and encouraging a balanced view of faith and works.
Class 5: Discerner of Thoughts and Intents
The class explores the concept of the judgment seat of Christ, emphasizing it as a process of refining and developing believers rather than a verdict-based judgment. It focuses on the examination of motives and actions, highlighting the importance of conscience and the ongoing process of self-awareness and improvement.
Class 6: Confidence at his Appearing
The class explores reconciling Paul's contrasting views on the judgment seat, emphasizing the importance of faith and salvation. It discusses the confidence in salvation and the detailed examination of one's life and motives during the judgment.