Tag: continuing education

• A Free Class! on Ruth and Esther

  

  ChurchNext is offering a free class on Ruth and Esther, “Examining Ruth and Esther” with Lindsay Hardin Freeman. The live portion of the class meets Wednesday nights, 8:00-9:00 p.m. EST, for six weeks (so, through the season after Epiphany), starting TONIGHT, January 11. The course is a supportive companion to The Good Book Club’s Epiphany […]

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  January 11, 2023

  Reading Out Loud

  Ruth, continuing education, Esther, announcements

• A Deeper Look at Romans

  

  The August “special study” was the book of Romans. The curriculum ended up consisting of Preaching Romans: Four Perspectives, a really good book on the book of Romans. In spite of its title, Preaching Romans is not only a collection of sermons, although it does include several sermons, and all of them are interesting ones. […]

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  September 2, 2019

  Book of the Month

  continuing education, New perspective on Paul, Participationist perspective, Reformed tradition, Romans

• Continuing Education

    Our Hebrew Bible professor in seminary gave our class this practical advice: file your sermons by book of the Bible; read every day; make a special study of one book every month. I finally decided to take the advice about the special study, and developed a five-year study plan that breaks up the books […]

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  August 30, 2016

  Book of the Month

  Bible, continuing education, personal responsibility, study