The New Life

The class explores the manifestation of God's life and love through Jesus Christ, emphasizing that true Christian living is not merely self-discipline but a transformation enabled by God's grace and truth. It delves into John's gospel and epistles, focusing on Jesus as the Word made flesh and the embodiment of God's eternal life.

The class explores 1 John, emphasizing the importance of fellowship with God and Jesus Christ, contrasting it with worldly fellowship. It highlights the necessity of walking in light and avoiding sin, and discusses the implications of loving the world versus loving God.

The class discusses the Beatitudes, focusing on 'Blessed are the poor in spirit.' It emphasizes the importance of humility and poverty of spirit in the context of the kingdom of heaven, contrasting it with human pride and arrogance. The class also explores the concept of true humility through examples from the Bible, such as Job and Jeremiah.

The class explores the Beatitudes, focusing on 'Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted.' It discusses mourning as a spiritual state of recognizing one's shortcomings and seeking God's comfort, using examples from Elijah's life and Paul's teachings.

The class explores the concept of mercy in the context of the Beatitudes from Matthew 5 and the role of Satan in Job 1. It emphasizes the importance of hungering and thirsting after righteousness and the need to show mercy to others as we have received mercy.