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PostHeaderIcon Deuteronomy Lesson 4: “Be Honest & Fair”

PostDateIconMonday, 06 February 2012 00:00 | PostAuthorIconWritten by David Self | PDF Print E-mail

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February 12, 2012
“Be Honest & Fair”
Background: Deut. 16:18 – 26:19
Lesson: 16:18-20; 19:14-20; 25:13-16

Motivation:  God’s law provides rules for living.  In this rather lengthy passage, we find principles for authority, purity and marriage.  Our worship of God is not isolated from our whole life; putting God first impacts the way we live in a family a church and a community (1 Thes. 5:23).

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PostHeaderIcon Deuteronomy Lesson 3: “Be Different”

PostDateIconMonday, 30 January 2012 00:00 | PostAuthorIconWritten by David Self | PDF Print E-mail

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February 5, 2012
“Be Different”
Background: Deut. 12:1 – 16:17
Lesson: 14:1-2, 9-11, 19-23; 15:7-11

Motivation: This will be a week of change as we go from the Foundations of the Faith lessons on prayer to Old Testament Law and from the NKJV to the HCSB.  Don’t be discouraged!  God’s Word always has application to you and me today.

Last Updated (Thursday, 26 January 2012 23:06)

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PostHeaderIcon ACTS Lesson 30:The History of Paul and Peter until their deaths in 67 AD

PostDateIconSunday, 29 January 2012 00:00 | PostAuthorIconWritten by Richard S. Thompson | PDF Print E-mail

ACTS Lesson 30:
The History of Paul and Peter until their deaths in 67 AD
Based on the Epistles written after the close of Acts

In Lesson 29 we finished the Book of Acts. We studied the stay of Paul and his associates on the island of Malta. We saw how God had worked many miracles through Paul and enabled him to firmly establish Christianity in Malta. Then we looked at the completion of Paul’s journey to Rome. First, he went by ship to the region of Naples, and then by the Appian Way to Rome. We noted how many Christians were already established around Naples and in Rome. Many of them already knew Paul from his ministry in the east, and welcomed him joyously. When Paul got to Rome, he and his associates rented a house, where he was guarded by a single Roman soldier from the Praetorian Guard. These were provided in shifts and in a rotation, so that eventually, Paul became acquainted with many of the Praetorians. Paul made his first order of business inviting the leaders of the Jewish community in Rome to speak with him. Those leaders had not been given any instructions about Paul from Jerusalem, so they came and listened to him. Their reception of Paul was not unlike the reception given to Paul by so many other Jewish communities during his ministry. Some accepted the word gratefully, but more rejected his teaching adamantly, particularly when he mentioned that grace was extended to the Gentiles.

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PostHeaderIcon Acts Lesson 29 – Acts 28:1 – 31

PostDateIconThursday, 26 January 2012 00:00 | PostAuthorIconWritten by Richard S. Thompson | PDF Print E-mail

Acts Lesson 29 – Acts 28:1 – 31
Date – late 60 to early 63 AD

In Lesson 28 we read about the journey that Paul took from Caesarea, headed for Rome in the custody of the Roman centurion Julius and his soldiers. He was allowed to take along several of his friends, including Mark, Aristarchus, Demas, Luke, and Timothy. From the beginning, the weather was against them, and caused them to hug the coast of Asia. Finally, because of the lateness of the season, they transferred to a large Alexandrian grain ship in Myra. They sailed toward Crete, but again the weather delayed their progress until, when they finally reached Crete, they had abandoned the idea of going further in the stormy season. However, when they tried to improve their anchorage from the isolated bay of Fair Havens, to a little further east, they were caught by a violent storm and blown out to sea. The storm was so violent, that to save themselves, they had to cut away all their rigging. They survived the worst of the storm, but that left them a floating hulk, only stabilized by a sea anchor to keep their bow to the wind. They may have drifted for as long as two months. During this period, Paul encouraged them by telling them that God had sent an angel who had told him that although the ship would be lost, no one would lose their lives. Finally, two weeks later, during the night, they confirmed by soundings, that they were close to land. They anchored the ship and waited for daylight. Paul encouraged them to eat and gain strength. He saved their lives by helping to prevent the sailors from leaving them on the longboat. Finally, when daylight came, they sailed the ship with just the one remaining foresail toward the beach. When it ran aground, the centurion Julius, because of his regard for Paul, prevented his soldiers from killing their prisoners. As the ship started to break up, every single person among the 276 souls aboard managed to find something floating to hold on to and made it to the beach.

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PostHeaderIcon Foundations of Faith: Lesson on Prayer (4)

PostDateIconThursday, 26 January 2012 22:46 | PostAuthorIconWritten by HFBC Bible Study Staff | PDF Print E-mail

Foundations of Faith - Lesson on Prayer (4)

January 29, 2012
The Power in Praying:  How Do I Pray More Effectively?

Big Idea:  Maximize the conditions for answered prayer

Focal Scripture:  James 5:16 (NASB95) — 16 “ . . . The effective prayer of a righteous man can accomplish much.”

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Class Objective:  To increase prayer effectiveness by influencing the class to pray shamelessly and persistently with fervency, sincerely depending upon and believing He will answer by continually entrusting the situation to Him, while obeying Him and doing my part.

Last Updated (Thursday, 26 January 2012 23:22)

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