Haggai
Classes
Class 1: The Time has not yet come
The class discusses the book of Haggai, focusing on the returned exiles' struggle to rebuild the temple and their prioritization of worldly concerns over divine service. It emphasizes the importance of considering one's ways and getting priorities right, drawing parallels to modern-day challenges and the need for perseverance and faith.
Class 2: A bag with holes
The class discusses Haggai's message to the returned exiles in Jerusalem, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing God's house over personal comforts and materialism. It highlights the spiritual lesson that excessive focus on worldly possessions can lead to spiritual neglect and warns against the dangers of materialism.
Class 3: Ask now the Priest
The class explores Haggai's message to the returned exiles, focusing on the importance of prioritizing spiritual values over material ones. It highlights the role of the priesthood in teaching and applying God's law, emphasizing the need for obedience and spiritual growth.
Class 4: Go up to the mountain
The class discusses Haggai's message to the returned exiles in Jerusalem, emphasizing the importance of faith and obedience in rebuilding the temple. It highlights the role of leadership and encouragement in overcoming obstacles and the significance of God's blessing on those who respond to His call.
Class 5: The desire of all nations
The class discusses Haggai's prophecy, emphasizing the importance of vision and mission for the Ecclesia. It highlights the transformation of the Ecclesia from materialism to dedication in rebuilding the temple, drawing parallels to modern business practices and personal spiritual growth.