Course Spotlight: Horsemen of Revelation
What do the white horse and its rider represent in Revelation 6? Some commentators mistakenly say that these represent Christ, because the imagery appears similar to the description of Christ […]
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Entries by Jonathan McNair
Digging Deeper: Things Too High For Me
Author: Mr. Kenneth Frank | Faculty in Theology, Living Education Estimated reading time: 8 min., 40 sec. Did you know that King David came to a place in life where […]
Course Spotlight: Different Kinds of Prayer
The Old and New Testaments use a variety of words to refer to prayer. Each conveys a different shade of meaning and helps us understand a different aspect of our […]
God’s Festivals – Pentecost
God wanted a family, and from the beginning He made a plan for His children. Do you remember Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? God worked with each of these men, and […]
Second Thoughts: Redefining Masculinity
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes, 55 seconds. Several weeks ago, Mr. Jonathan McNair introduced the Christian Living unit on masculinity and femininity. He began his lecture on masculinity by presenting […]
Course Spotlight: Parable of the Sower
The parable of the sower is one of the few parables of which the Bible records Christ’s explanation. The parable itself is recorded in Matthew 13:3-9, but Christ’s explanation of […]
Assembly Summary: Keep the Doors Open
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes, 17 seconds. Mr. Gerald Weston began the final Assembly of the year, “People tend to fall into one of several categories.” Some individuals map out […]
Course Spotlight: Seven Lessons from Passover to Pentecost
The journey from Passover to Pentecost is one in which we have opportunities to truly come to know God and to develop the trust and dependence that is to be […]
Digging Deeper: The Oracles of God
Author: Mr. Kenneth Frank | Faculty in Theology, Living Education Estimated reading time: 8 min., 40 sec. Did you know that the Bible refers to God’s spoken and recorded revelations […]
Forum Summary: Protocol — Loving Your Neighbor
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes, 36 seconds. “Those are all the announcements I have, so I will leave the balance of the Forum to Mr. Ames—this is your last opportunity […]