Forging Frontiers For Christ - Peter & John
Studies based around the 2017 Bible School theme: 'On Track with the Pioneers'
Classes
Class 1: Depart from me, for I am a sinful man
The class explores Luke 5:1-11, focusing on Peter's response to Jesus' miraculous catch of fish. It highlights Peter's realization of his sinfulness and his commitment to discipleship, emphasizing the theme of forgiveness and transformation.
Class 2: Blessed art thou, Simon Barjona
The class explores Matthew 14-17, focusing on Peter's faith and discipleship under Jesus. It covers Peter's pivotal moments, including his declaration of Jesus as the Messiah, his walk on water, and his rebuke for misunderstanding Jesus' mission.
Class 3: Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me?
The class explores Peter's denial of Jesus and his subsequent forgiveness and restoration, emphasizing the themes of repentance, discipleship, and the sacrificial love of Christ. It highlights Peter's transformation from arrogance to humility and his renewed commitment to serve Christ's sheep.
Class 4: John, the disciple whom Jesus loved
The class explores John's relationship with Jesus, emphasizing the affection and closeness Jesus felt for John. It contrasts John's and Peter's journeys, highlighting John's development in faith and understanding, particularly regarding forgiveness and salvation, culminating in his belief in the resurrection.
Class 5: If ye suffer for righteousness' sake...
The class focuses on Peter's transformation from a fearful denier to a bold preacher, emphasizing the role of faith, humility, and perseverance in facing adversity for righteousness. It also discusses the importance of prayer and the impact of Jesus' sacrifice on Peter's understanding and actions.