What Were They Thinking?

The class explores the story of the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8, focusing on his journey to Jerusalem and his encounter with Philip. It highlights the eunuch's exclusion from Jewish worship due to his status and his search for salvation through Isaiah's prophecies, culminating in his baptism.

The class examines Ishmael's mocking of Isaac in Genesis 21, exploring Ishmael's perspective and the contrast between rights and faith in God's promises. It highlights the importance of accepting salvation as a gift rather than a right, drawing parallels with the law of Moses and the new covenant.

The class explores the story of Hannah from 1 Samuel, emphasizing her deep faith and righteous anger against the corrupt worship practices at Shiloh. It highlights Hannah's dedication of Samuel to God as a solution to the spiritual corruption and her alignment with God's will.

The class explores the motivations of the wise men in Matthew chapter 2, emphasizing their faith in biblical prophecy and their dedication to seeking Christ. It also draws parallels to modern prophecies and encourages listeners to have similar faith and dedication.

The class explores Jacob's decision to give Joseph a special coat, symbolizing leadership and the fulfillment of God's promises. It highlights Jacob's faith in the spiritual replacing the natural, as seen in Joseph's role, and the importance of reconciliation and family unity.