The Transfiguration
Classes
Class 1: Michael Ashton - Wilberham (1990) - The Transfiguration - Class 1 - The God of Glory Appeared to Abraham
The class explores the Transfiguration of Jesus, emphasizing its significance as a theophany and its connection to the Old Testament, particularly the appearances of God to Abraham, Moses, and Elijah. It highlights the transformation and glorification of Jesus, linking it to his atonement and resurrection.
Class 2: Michael Ashton - Wilberham (1990) - The Transfiguration - Class 2 - Moses' Face Shone
The class examines the transfiguration, focusing on Moses and Elijah's presence with Jesus. It explores the transformative and consuming aspects of God's glory, emphasizing the importance of hearkening to God's voice and the promise of resurrection through faith in Christ.
Class 3: Michael Ashton - Wilberham (1990) - The Transfiguration - Class 3 - The Still Small Voice
The class explores the transfiguration of Jesus, drawing parallels with Moses and Elijah's experiences, emphasizing the transformative power of faith and suffering. It highlights moments of crisis and divine intervention, illustrating how God's glory can change and strengthen believers.
Class 4: Michael Ashton - Wilberham (1990) - The Transfiguration - Class 4 - The Fashion of His Countenance was Altered
The class discusses the transfiguration of Jesus, focusing on the transformation of his appearance and clothing, and the disciples' reaction. It emphasizes the importance of prayer in personal transformation and the disciples' role in witnessing Jesus' glory.
Class 5: Michael Ashton - Wilberham (1990) - The Transfiguration - Class 5 - They Spoke of His Decease
The class discusses the transfiguration of Jesus, focusing on its context in Matthew 16 and the significance of Jesus' conversation with Moses and Elijah about his impending suffering and resurrection in Jerusalem. It emphasizes the themes of discipleship and the atonement.
Class 6: Michael Ashton - Wilberham (1990) - The Transfiguration - Class 6 - The Face of an Angel
The class discusses the transfiguration, emphasizing the importance of the message of Christ and the need for it to affect believers deeply. It draws parallels between Moses, Elijah, and Christ, highlighting the necessity of humility and faith in God's word.