They That Turned the World Upside Down
Speaker: David Jennings Location: Idyllwild Bible School Date: 1998 Topic: They That Turned the World Upside Down Class 1 - The Flame That Would Not Be Quenched Class 2 - Pentecost Class 3 - In One Accord Class 4 - Problems From Within and Without Class 5 - Call Thou Not Common Class 6 - The Jerusalem Council (Acts 15.1-31)
Classes
Class 1: David Jennings - They That Turned the World Upside Down - Class 1 - The Flame That Would Not Be Quenched
The class explores the early Jerusalem ecclesia's growth and unity, emphasizing the importance of applying first-century ecclesial practices to modern times. It highlights the challenges and solutions faced by the early believers and encourages spiritual growth and active discipleship.
Class 2: David Jennings - They That Turned the World Upside Down - Class 2 - Pentecost
The class discusses the composition of the early Jerusalem ecclesia, focusing on the apostles and their roles, particularly Peter, James, and John. It also covers the significance of Pentecost and the growth of the ecclesia, emphasizing the importance of prayer and the spread of the gospel.
Class 3: David Jennings - They That Turned the World Upside Down - Class 3 - In One Accord
The class discusses the early Christian church's unity and harmony as described in Acts 2, emphasizing the importance of prayer, shared doctrine, and mutual support. It highlights the balance between edifying members and outreach, and encourages ecclesias to maintain this unity and focus on praising God.
Class 4: David Jennings - They That Turned the World Upside Down - Class 4 - Problems From Within and Without
The class discusses the early Christian church's challenges in Acts, focusing on internal and external pressures like the persecution of Ananias and Sapphira, and the conflict over the Grecian widows. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining unity and faith despite hardships, drawing parallels to modern ecclesial life.
Class 5: David Jennings - They That Turned the World Upside Down - Class 5 - Call Thou Not Common
The class discusses Saul's background and his role in persecuting early Christians, focusing on his zeal for the law and his opposition to the resurrection doctrine. It also covers the spread of the gospel and the changing attitudes of key figures like Peter and Paul.
Class 6: David Jennings - They That Turned the World Upside Down - Class 6 - The Jerusalem Council (Acts 15.1-31)
The class discusses the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15, focusing on the debate over whether Gentile converts must be circumcised and follow Jewish law. It highlights the importance of spiritual welfare and proper ecclesiastical decision-making.