Toronto Fraternal Gathering 2015

The class explores the concept of time from a biblical perspective, emphasizing the importance of using time wisely and applying hearts to wisdom. It covers the value of time, its relativity, and how to redeem time for spiritual growth and discipleship.

The class discusses how to use the past profitably, focusing on Paul's advice to forget past mistakes and press forward, and Moses' advice to remember God's guidance. It emphasizes the importance of sharing personal experiences of God's faithfulness with future generations.

The class discusses the significance of the Sabbath and its role in the lives of the Israelites, emphasizing the importance of remembering God's rest and the completion of His work through Jesus Christ. It explores themes of divine rest, the Sabbath as a sign of God's covenant, and the ultimate rest promised to believers.

The class focuses on the significance of the Last Supper, emphasizing the importance of the hour Jesus spent with his disciples. It highlights Jesus' control over his time and the transformative power of this moment, linking it to the themes of suffering, salvation, and discipleship.

The class explores God as a builder through the creation passages in Job and Genesis, focusing on how God created the world and the purpose behind it. It emphasizes God's relationship with humanity and the concept of salvation through Christ.

The class explores the Ten Commandments from Exodus, discussing their liberating and limiting aspects, and how they reflect God's expectations for a relationship with Him. It emphasizes the importance of honoring God and living according to His principles, contrasting negative commandments with positive actions like giving and being content.