Preaching Since Pentecost
Classes
Class 1: Class 1
The class discusses the importance of enthusiastic preaching since Pentecost, emphasizing the unique styles and personalities of early preachers like Peter and Paul. It also highlights the responsibility of accepting blame for one's actions and the importance of showing mercy to others as a reflection of God's mercy.
Class 2: Class 2
The class discusses Paul's approach to preaching the gospel, emphasizing humility and faithfulness despite worldly failure. It highlights the importance of sharing the truth about Jesus and the promises to Abraham, encouraging all to fulfill the commission to preach to every creature.
Class 3: Class 3
The class discusses the importance of living a Christ-like life and preaching through actions and words. It emphasizes the need for Christadelphians to be distinct and happy, reflecting the influence of Jesus in their lives, and highlights the challenges faced by early preachers like Stephen and Paul.
Class 4: Class 4
The class discusses the conversion of the Apostle Paul, emphasizing the importance of sincerity and the need to be gentle and patient when teaching others the truth. It highlights the lesson that God can call unlikely people and encourages perseverance and faith in the face of tribulations.
Class 5: Class 5
The class covers the conversion of Cornelius and the last recorded preaching of Peter in Acts 10. It emphasizes the importance of preaching and doing God's work, even when it seems daunting, and encourages Christadelphians to share their faith with others.
Class 6: Class 6
The class covers Paul's preaching and missionary journeys as described in Acts, emphasizing the importance of perseverance in preaching despite persecution. It also highlights the significance of Paul's imprisonment for the church through his prison letters and encourages discipleship and Bible study.