Salvation is too important to simply guess at. God want's us to be sure in our salvation, and the only way to be sure is to use the Bible as our guide.
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This class connects the spiritual traits of patience and peace, showing how one makes the other possible. Drawing from Matthew 5, Proverbs 3, and Romans 14, it examines the nature of patience in dealing with time and peace in dealing with tension. Participants will learn how spiritual maturity involves moving from passive peacekeeping to active peacemaking—building a life and community grounded in wisdom, grace, and restraint.
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What does the Bible have to say about the validity of baptism as a requirement for salvation?
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This is an application class. We will review what we have talked about in previous classes and discuss how to implement.
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Biblical baptism is a moment of trusting God to do what He promised: To wash away sins, to give us new life, to declare us clean in His sight. If baptism wasn't done with faith in God's working, we need to reexamine whether we've truly trusted His way--or just gone through the motions.
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At times, none of us deserve the patience people give us. But patience is not merit-based. We receive not because of our worth but because of the character of the one giving it. This is true of God's nature also. When we consider Him, this reminds us that our character should cause us to treat others with the same love God treats us. This lesson gives practical steps to build lasting patience with others even when they don't deserve it.
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