Author Archive for: jmcnair
Entries by Jonathan McNair
Forum Summary: Understanding Ourselves and Others
Author: Juliette McNair | Student, Living Education 2021 Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes, 43 seconds. Mr. Bob Rodzaj joined the Living Education students and staff from wintry Racine, Wisconsin via […]
Digging Deeper: What was Moses’ Seat?
Author: Mr. Kenneth Frank | Faculty in Theology, Living Education Estimated Reading time: 7 min. Did you know that Moses was honored with a seat in New Testament Jewish synagogues? […]
Student Life: A Ladies Weekend
Author: Juliette McNair | Student, Living Education Charlotte 2021 On February 13, at 1:00 p.m., Mrs. Christy McNair, Mrs. Carol Weston, Miss Rebekah Ross, and the female Living Ed students […]
Course Spotlight: The Gloss of 1 John 5:7-8
1 John 5:7-8 is a common passage in Scripture that secular Christians claim that the Bible supports the Trinity. How can we prove that these verses are not talking about […]
Assembly Summary: Don’t Despise the Day of Small Things
Author: Juliette McNair | Student, Living Education 2021
Children’s Bible Program – Level 3: NT Lesson 13 “The Great Commission”
Featured Passage: Mark 16 While Jesus Christ lived on earth as a human being, during His ministry He served and taught people everywhere He went. What was He teaching? The […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 2: NT Lesson 13 “A New Apostle”
Featured Passage: Acts 1 Jesus had died, but now He was alive! For forty days after He was resurrected Jesus Christ had been seen by different people – He talked, […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 1: NT Lesson 13 “The Good Samaritan”
Featured Passage: Luke 10 Jesus Christ taught many different kinds of people. They would sometimes ask Him questions and many times He would use stories, called parables, to answer them […]
Course Spotlight: Is the Law Done Away?
Many professing Christians today believe that Christ did away with the Law. They often think that Christ kept the Law for them, and earning salvation does not come with any requirements or responsibilities beyond loving God and your neighbor. But is this the case?