The First Family (MFBC)

The class explores the concept of fatherhood from Genesis to Revelation, emphasizing God's role as the ultimate Father and the importance of reflecting His family likeness. It highlights the relationship between God and His children, focusing on the example set by Jesus and the responsibilities of being a faithful parent.

The class explores the Garden of Eden as God's home, emphasizing its purpose as a place for God to dwell with man. It highlights themes of spiritual nourishment, peace, meaningful work, and fruitfulness, drawing parallels to the ecclesia and personal lives of believers.

The class explores the first marriage between Adam and Eve, emphasizing the importance of companionship and the value of relationships in developing God's character. It also discusses practical ways to maintain family connections in the face of modern distractions.

The class discusses the first sin in Genesis 3, focusing on Eve's temptation and Adam's subsequent disobedience. It explores the nature of sin, the role of the serpent, and the importance of avoiding temptation through active decision-making and adherence to God's commands.

The class explores the story of Cain and Abel from Genesis 4, focusing on the themes of sin, atonement, and the importance of proper sacrifice. It emphasizes the consequences of Cain's actions and the lessons about faith, obedience, and mutual responsibility within families.