An Acceptable Alternative
Study given at the Belmont Ecclesia on 1/18/1997
Classes
Class 1: Jeff Gelineau - An Acceptable Alternative - Class 1
The class explores the concept of 'acceptable alternatives' through the story of David in 1 Samuel 27, discussing choices that are neither clearly right nor wrong. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing and dealing with the complications these choices bring, encouraging faith and striving for righteousness.
Class 2: Jeff Gelineau - An Acceptable Alternative - Class 2
The class discusses the concept of 'acceptable alternatives' in marriage and relationships, using biblical examples like David, Solomon, and Abraham to illustrate choices that may seem right but lead to complications. It emphasizes the importance of striving for the right choice, which often requires faith and trust in God.
Class 3: Jeff Gelineau - An Acceptable Alternative - Class 3
The class discusses the concept of acceptable alternatives in daily life, focusing on moral choices in work, family, and leisure. It emphasizes the importance of choosing right solutions over easy or morally gray options, highlighting the complications that come with certain choices and the need for faith and obedience in all aspects of life.
Class 4: Jeff Gelineau - An Acceptable Alternative - Class 4
The class discusses the importance of ecclesial life, emphasizing the ideal of daily fellowship and breaking bread, contrasting it with the current practice of weekly meetings. It also addresses the complexities of fellowship, disfellowship, and the need for higher moral standards beyond mere compliance.