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Catalog Wednesday
2008
Teaching Schedule (March-April)
Sunday School 9:45am-10:45am
|
Instructor |
Course |
Scripture Text |
Location |
Prerequisite |
Synopsis |
|
Dr. Ammar Saheli Jamon Lawrence |
Christianity
201 (All
Year) Sundays 9:45am-10:45am |
Hebrews
6:1-2 |
Fellowship
Hall Classroom
#1 |
Baptized
New Convert |
Christianity
201 is a combination of the foundational New Convert Curriculum and the
Spiritual Gifts Curriculum. Approximately, this course is completed in 7
months and is required for all New Converts. |
|
James Heard |
Christianity
301 (All
Year) 9:45am-10:45am |
Romans
12:1-8 Introduction
Prophecy |
Fellowship
Hall |
Christianity
101 Christianity
201 or 301 is required before a member can be loosed into ministry. |
Christianity
301covers the 7 Spiritual Gifts of Romans 12:6-8, using a workbook and DVD
series. The class is fast paced, generally covering 1 gift per month. |
|
Troy Cobb |
Walking
in the Spirit (March-April) 9:45am-10:45am |
1
Corinthians 15:57-58 |
Auditorium |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
This
course is designed to empower and encourage spiritual growth and maturity in
the faith, helping all Christians reach their full potential. |
|
Dr. Rob Adams |
The Resurrection of Christ: A Review and Discussion of the Evidence (March-April) 9:45am-10:45am |
1 Corinthians 15: 1-4
|
Upstairs
Classroom #2 |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
The purpose of this class is to strengthen and bolster the
participant’s ability to spread God’s word. The first part of the class will
focus upon the crucifixion and the suffering that Christ endured so that
we might be saved from our sins and receive the opportunity for everlasting
life. The second and major portion of the class will review and discuss the number of times that Christ was actually seen following
his resurrection and the significance these sightings have for our beliefs as
Christians. The third part of the
class will review the evidence in support of Christ’s resurrection in
relation to some of the counter claims put forth by those outside the Church
who would try to cast doubt upon the truth of the resurrection. |
|
Thaddeus Brantley |
Justification by the
Faith of Christ 9:45am-10:45am |
Galatians
2:16 |
Upstairs
Classroom #3 |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
Through
this study, the book of Galatians, makes it clear that sinners are not saved
by sinner's faith in any frame of reference, except in the limited sense of
believing in Christ as a prerequisite of assimilation into Him. The vital and
all-pervading theme of Galatians is that of the Law of Moses vs. the Law of
Christ, with its outcome of Justification by the Faith of Christ. The Christian freedom proclaimed in the
name of this epistle is true to the extent that it is understood as freedom
from the burdens, ceremonies and all other externals of the Law of Moses. |
|
Children’s Class Tonya Saheli & |
Parables April |
Matthew 13 |
Nursery |
Ages 4-9 |
The purpose of this class is to
show how Jesus used parables to simplify what he was trying to convey to the
people. It combines the Christian
message of what a parable is and the parable of the sower and the seed from
Matthew Chapter 13. It combines the
Christian message of the lost sheep and the lost coin and the Bible story of
Luke Chapter 15. It combines the Christian message of the
prodigal son and the Bible story of Luke Chapter
15. It combines the Christian message of the good Samaritan and the
Bible story of Luke Chapter 10. |
2008
Teaching Schedule (May-June)
Sunday School 9:45am-10:45am
|
Instructor |
Course |
Scripture
Text |
Location |
Prerequisite |
Synopsis |
|
Dr. Ammar Saheli Jamon Lawrence |
Christianity
201 (All
Year) 9:45am-10:45am |
Hebrews
6:1-2 |
Fellowship
Hall Classroom
#1 |
Baptized
New Convert |
Christianity
201 is a combination of the foundational New Convert Curriculum and the
Spiritual Gifts Curriculum. Approximately, this course is completed in 7
months and is required for all New Converts. |
|
James Heard |
Christianity
301 (All
Year) 9:45am-10:45am |
Romans
12:1-8 Teaching |
Fellowship
Hall |
Christianity
101 Christianity
201 or 301 is required before a member can be loosed into ministry. |
Christianity
301covers the 7 Spiritual Gifts of Romans 12:6-8, using a workbook and DVD
series. The class is fast paced, generally covering 1 gift per month. |
|
Rodney Stovall Sr. |
The Book of Zechariah (May-June) 9:45am-10:45am |
Zechariah 1:1-6 |
Auditorium |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
This study will reveal that Zechariah's
prophecies had two purposes: 1). They challenged the returning exiles to turn
to the Lord for sin cleansing and to experience again God’s
blessings. 2). Zechariah's words
comforted and encouraged the people regarding the rebuilding of the temple
and God's future work. |
|
Frank L. Jones |
The book of James: Practical
Living 9:45am-10:45am |
The Book of James
|
Upstairs
Classroom #2 |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
This study seeks to journey through the book of James
addressing biblical concepts and principles such as a faith & patience,
test endurance, obedience, respects, faith & works, tongue control,
wisdom, loving the world, the will of God, and warnings against the rich. |
|
Rodrick Stovall |
24
Hour Fitness: Ongoing Preservation of the Spiritual, Physical, and Emotional
Aspects of the Temple |
1 Corinthians 3:16-17 |
Upstairs
classroom #3 |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
The series will focus on continual upkeep of
the temple as biblically described. Our temples consist of a spiritual
component that defines our relationship and commitment to our Lord and
savior. It also consists of our physical body that is to remain healthy and
clean in order to live as examples of the living Word. The emotional portion
of our temple defines our psyche and the correct frame of mind we must carry
as Christians. |
|
Children’s Class Anika Albert |
The
Armor of God |
Ephesians 6:10-18 |
Nursery |
Ages
4-9 |
This lesson will explain the characteristics
that are essential for everyday Christian Living. How to fight in God’s
Army with the Helmet of Salvation, Breastplate of Righteousness, Belt of
Truth, Sandals of Peace, Shield of Faith, Sword of the Spirit, and Prayer. |
See actual catalog for July/August
Teaching
Schedule (September-October)
Sunday School 9:45am-10:45am
|
Instructor |
Course |
Scripture
Text |
Location |
Prerequisite |
Synopsis |
|
Dr. Ammar Saheli Jamon Lawrence |
Christianity
201 (All
Year) 9:45am-10:45am |
Hebrews
6:1-2 |
Fellowship
Hall Classroom
#1 |
Baptized
New Convert |
Christianity
201 is a combination of the foundational New Convert Curriculum and the
Spiritual Gifts Curriculum. Approximately, this course is completed in 7
months and is required for all New Converts. |
|
James Heard |
Christianity
301 (All
Year) 9:45am-10:45am |
Romans
12:1-8 Mercy |
Fellowship
Hall |
Christianity
101 Christianity
201 or 301 is required before a member can be loosed into ministry. |
Christianity
301covers the 7 Spiritual Gifts of Romans 12:6-8, using a workbook and DVD
series. The class is fast paced, generally covering 1 gift per month. |
|
Rodney Stovall Sr. |
Black and Blue Division |
1 Peter 1:1-25 |
Upstairs
Classroom #2 |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
This
lesson series will investigate the comfort and reassurance in
|
|
Dr. Rob Adams |
The Importance of
Repentance to The Spiritual Growth Sundays9:45am-10:45am |
I Corinthians 13:11 |
Auditorium |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
This
course is about how our actions, behaviors, and beliefs can influence
us. Who we are today often limits and
defines who we will be tomorrow. Who we were in the past often limits and
defines who we are today. This class is about how the act of “repentance,”
regardless of age, helps us “put away” those childish things that can impede
our spiritual growth. |
|
Rodrick Stovall |
Christian
Completion |
Matthew
5:48 |
Upstairs
classroom #3 |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
Once converted, how do we continue in
perfection amidst temptation? This lesson will focus on biblical examples and
strategies to fight modern temptation. |
|
Children’s Class Monieka Thompson |
From
Eden to Heaven |
Genesis 1:28 |
Nursery |
Ages 4-9 |
Included in the lesson series will be an
overview of the family, including parents, children, love, honor, faith ad
heaven. |
2008
Teaching Schedule (November-December)
Sunday School 9:45am-10:45am
Instructor
|
Course |
Scripture Text |
Location |
Prerequisite |
Synopsis |
|
Dr. Ammar Saheli Jamon Lawrence |
Christianity
201 (All
Year) 9:45am-10:45am |
Hebrews
6:1-2 |
Fellowship
Hall Classroom
#1 |
Baptized
New Convert |
Christianity
201 is a combination of the foundational New Convert Curriculum and the
Spiritual Gifts Curriculum. Approximately, this course is completed in 7
months and is required for all New Converts. |
|
James Heard |
Christianity
301 (All
Year) 9:45am-10:45am |
Romans
12:1-8 |
Fellowship
Hall |
Christianity
101 Christianity
201 or 301 is required before a member can be loosed into ministry. |
Christianity
301covers the 7 Spiritual Gifts of Romans 12:6-8, using a workbook and DVD
series. The class is fast paced, generally covering 1 gift per month. |
|
Rodney Stovall Sr. |
Overcoming
Ingratitude Sundays 9:45am-10:45am |
Colossian
2:7 |
Auditorium |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
Every day should be a day of thanksgiving
on the Christian's calendar. In obtaining these points, surely our hearts are
deeply concerned with how to overcome ingratitude, or to state it more positively,
how can we develop the attitude of gratitude? |
|
Carlos
Jackson |
The Road to Damascus: 9:45am-10:45am |
Acts 9:1-20 |
Upstairs
Classroom #2 |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
This course will look
at the transformation/transfiguration of Saul the Pharisee to the apostle
Paul. Saul's transition from ignorance to understanding and
obedience was instantaneous. His experience on route to Damascus is evidence that the Word of God is quick and powerful
enough to holistically change our lives in a moment. |
|
Dan Smith Jr. |
Let
Us Live Our Lives with Real Purpose” |
Ecclesiastes
12:13 |
Upstairs
classroom #3 |
Course
completion of Christianity 101, 201, & 301 |
Summary: We will be focusing on methods of “Good Christian Living”. Helping us grow as
Christians in understanding our purpose and duty for the “Lord”. |
|
Children’s Class Tonya Saheli |
God
Saves His People: Parts 1-4 |
The book of Exodus |
Nursery |
Ages 4-9 |
The
purpose of this class is to show how God always delivers his people. It combines the Christian message of God
saving baby Moses, and the Bible story from Exodus Chapters 1 and 2. It
combines the Christian message of Moses the Shepherd, and the Bible story
from Exodus Chapters 2-4. It combines the Christian message of Moses
and the Pharaoh (plagues and crossing the Red Sea), and the Bible story from
Exodus Chapters 7-14. It combines the Christian message of Moses
and the 10 Commandments and the Bible story from Exodus Chapter 19 and 20. |