Sit Thou On My Right Hand
Thousand Oaks Study Day 2017
Classes
Class 1: What is the Reason for the Ascension of Christ
The class explores the reasons for Christ's ascension into heaven, focusing on Psalm 110 and its implications for Christ's priestly work. It emphasizes Christ's role as mediator and intercessor for his people, contrasting this with incorrect doctrines about his intercessory work.
Class 2: Why did Luke Write his Gospel to Theophilus
The class explores why Luke wrote his Gospel to Theophilus, discussing the purpose and structure of the prologue, the identity of Theophilus, and the unique aspects of Luke's Gospel. It also delves into the significance of the rich man and Lazarus parable and the use of Psalm 110 in Luke's narrative.
Class 3: What is the Key to the Acts of the Apostles
The class explores the theme of Christ's ascension and its significance in the Acts of the Apostles, drawing parallels between Jesus and the apostles Peter and Paul. It emphasizes the priestly role of Christ and the apostles' mission to spread the kingdom of God.
Class 4: Who was the Epistle to the Hebrews Written for
The class explores the purpose and audience of the Epistle to the Hebrews, focusing on its connection to Luke's writings and the significance of Christ's priesthood. It emphasizes the role of Christ as an eternal high priest interceding for believers.
Class 5: Exhortation
The class focuses on Luke's version of the Discourse on the Mount, emphasizing the principles for those called to priesthood, including blessings for the poor, hungry, and persecuted, and the importance of discernment and commitment to Christ's teachings. The class encourages disciples to reflect on their readiness to make sacrifices and stand for truth.