The Widows Of Luke's Gospel
A unique look at the widows of Luke's Gospel - with lessons for us today. Not just that we should care for the vulnerable in our midst, but that we are - or should be - like the widows!
Classes
Class 1: class 1 - the widows in our midst
The class explores the significance of widows in Luke's Gospel, emphasizing their roles in developing godly character and resilience. It highlights the importance of supporting widows and those in need, reflecting God's care for the fatherless, widows, and strangers.
Class 2: class 2 - Anna
The class examines Anna from Luke's Gospel as a symbol of the waiting Ecclesia, emphasizing perseverance and faith in God's promises. It explores themes of grace, struggle, and the joy of seeing God's fulfillment of promises.
Class 3: class 3 - the widow of Zarephath
The class discusses the widow of Zarephath in 1 Kings 17, emphasizing Jesus' focus on the poor, oppressed, and needy. It highlights the importance of faith, selflessness, and community support, drawing parallels to Christ's teachings and the resurrection of the widow's son.
Class 4: class 4 - exhort - the widow with 2 mites
The class discusses the widow's sacrificial offering of two mites in Luke's Gospel, emphasizing Christ's perspective on true devotion and sacrifice. It critiques the hypocrisy of those who prioritize wealth and status over compassion and justice, drawing parallels to Christadelphian values and practices.
Class 5: class 5 - the widow of Nain and the persistent widow
The class explores the widows in Luke's gospel, focusing on the widow of Nain and the persistent widow. It emphasizes the importance of faith, compassion, and the role of Jesus in turning sorrow into joy, encouraging disciples to emulate Jesus' actions and teachings.