Faith Overcoming All Things - Lessons from the Gospels
Classes
Class 1: Evening Program - Time Periods of the Apocalypse
The class explores time periods in the book of Revelation, focusing on single and double conversions. It covers the persecution of Christ's followers for 1,260 years and the anti-papal witness period, using historical events like the French Revolution and the Edict of Nantes to illustrate biblical prophecies.
Class 2: Faith Overcoming Trial
The class explores the theme of faith overcoming temptation through Jesus' experience in the wilderness, emphasizing the importance of trusting God's word and resisting worldly distractions. It also covers examples from the Gospels where individuals and groups demonstrate faith in the face of obstacles.
Class 3: Faith Overcoming Obstacles
The class explores lessons on faith and overcoming obstacles through stories in the Gospels, focusing on the paralytic man and Levi (Matthew) as examples of faith in action. It emphasizes the importance of personal transformation and the power of God's grace.
Class 4: Faith Overcoming Doubt
The class explores the theme of faith overcoming doubt through the story of Jesus healing the man born blind in John 9. It emphasizes the importance of believing in Jesus and living out that faith despite challenges and doubts.
Class 5: Faith in God's Promise
Jesus's entry into Jerusalem fulfills Old Testament prophecies revealing that God's purpose encompasses both Jews and Gentiles becoming one through faith in Abraham's promise. The fig tree's curse symbolizes Israel's loss of faith, while the Mount of Olives points to future reconciliation of all nations.
Class 6: Faithful to the End
The class explores the themes of faith and judgment through the Gospels, focusing on Matthew 24 and 25. It examines the destruction of the temple and the coming of Christ, emphasizing the importance of being faithful and prepared for Christ's return.