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Sunday School, Chosen
The Chosen is NOT the Bible nor does it seek to be or replace reading and studying the Bible. The Chosen is based on the Gospels; some locations and timelines have been combined or condensed. Back stories and characters or dialogue have been added. However, all biblical and historical content and artistic imagination, they say, is intended to uplift Scripture. This study will compare the adaptation with Scripture.
Meets in the Fellowship Hall.
Tom Cox.
Sunday School (The Book of Exodus)
So far in Exodus we have witnessed God's miraculous wonders from the plagues that befell Egypt to an escape through the parting of the Red Sea. Now freed from the cruel bondage of slavery, the journey continues into the wilderness. "Fear not, stand firm, and see the salvation of the Lord" (Exodus 14:13).
For more information contact Curtis
Sunday School, Music in the Church
New Sunday School Class coming soon. When God created the world, He put into place all the stuff needed to create and compose music. When David tended his sheep, he played the harp for comfort and peace. When Jesus came, He became the one man whose life and death inspired more music than any other person in history. Martin Luther believed that music was an integral part of the worship experience. Meets with David Ott in the Cafe.
Monday Night Bible Study
The book of Revelation starts with a warning to churches scattered throughout the known world at that time; and follows a general theme, emphasizing that the ‘end of days’ is near and that the church must be prepared for the events that are to come. It has both present and future implications for the Christian Church. Meets in the Cafe with Pastor Klemme
Wednesday Bible Study
Genesis begins the story of redemption, revealing God's promises to Adam and Eve, Noah, and Abraham and Sarah. These covenants lay the foundation for understanding God's plan of salvation through Christ. Genesis reveals a faithful God who responds to human sin with grace, setting the stage for the entire biblical narrative of hope and restoration in Christ.
Confirmation (Youth)
Confirmation is a lifelong Christian education and relational experience, within the congregation, that began when you came to faith in Jesus Christ. It is also a deeply held Lutheran tradition of formal classroom instruction. Our approach at Good Shepherd is to have two years of focused instruction (Sept- May) usually beginning in the 8th grade school year. Those families interest enrolling should contact for more information
Family Life Minister Curtis.
Sunday School, Messy Discipleship
“Limping With God: Jacob and the Old Testament Guide to Messy Discipleship” delves into the life of Jacob, challenging our perceptions of him as a disciple. Jacob’s journey is marked by trickery, lying, and selfish ambition, as he fathers children with four women and leads a dysfunctional family plagued by jealousy and backstabbing. Despite his flaws, Jacob holds a significant place in the story of our salvation. He is chosen and blessed, yet he struggles with weakness and problems. This sinner-saint, who limps along with the Lord, serves as a mirror image of all of us who follow Jesus. Lead by Pastor Klemme in the Cafe beginning in September.
Women's Bible Study
A group Bible study can be a place to celebrate life’s victories, get prayer support, be encouraged in tough times, and keep ourselves accountable in our personal growth. Group Bible studies, like ours, offer a structured time to focus on topics that address our needs or interests. They offer an enlivening arena to help carry us from week to week and a safe place to work out the challenges we face.
For more information contact Alice
Life Team
Abortion and assisted suicide arise out of panic. The Gospel offers something better: promise and patient anticipation. During surprise pregnancy or terminal diagnosis, Jesus Christ means that better days are coming (Malachi 4:1-2), redemption is drawing near (Luke 21:28), and we may welcome one another like the Lord Himself (Romans 15:7). Sufferings will end, but blessings accumulate. Breathe, trust, hope, and rejoice.
Life Team Training
Speaking the truth in love (Ephesians 4:15) is easier said than done. We live in a time when abortion is called a “right” and a “choice,” when assisted suicide is called “compassion,” when sex outside of marriage is called “natural” and “safe.” We are meeting together to figure out how we can counter these lies in love with the truth of God’s Word.
A Seminar on Heaven
Everyone wonders what Heaven will be like. There is no end to the confusion people have about what it will be like. Scripture does provide answers to people's questions. This class will explore where we learn our ideas about heaven and compares those conceptions against what Scripture says.
Handouts for your reference:
| Barbara Walters | Heaven Timeline | Additional Bible Passages | Modes of Eternal Life | What Happens when I Die? |
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