Sunday School (Page 8)
The Holy Spirit and the Old Testament Believer
Pastor Doug Link continues his teaching about the role of the Holy Spirit with regard to the Scriptures and then focuses on how the Holy Spirit interacted with the Old Testament believers.
The Spirit and the Scriptures
Pastor Doug Link teaches about the role of the Holy Spirit with regard to the Scriptures.
Leviticus 26: Blessings and Curses of the Covenant
Pastor Doug Link covers Leviticus Chapter 26 where God clearly describes what will happen to those who obey His commandments and to those who do not.
The Holiness Code
Leviticus 17-22 Pastor Doug Link reviews chapters 17 through 22, covering God’s instructions in holiness.
The Day of Atonement: Cleansing the Priests, People, and Place
Pastor Ben Khazraee teaches about the Day of Atonement from Leviticus 16.
Clean and Unclean
Charlie Greenwell covers Chapters 11-15 and discusses God’s instructions regarding cleanness and uncleanness.
Nadab and Abihu’s Presumptive Worship
Doug Link covers the triumphs and tragedies contained in Chapter 10 of Leviticus.
The Priesthood
Charlie Greenwell covers the role of priests from Leviticus chapters 8 and 9.
Sacrifices: Leviticus 1-7
Pastor Ben Khazraee teaches a comprehensive overview of the different types of sacrifices described in Leviticus.
Introduction to Leviticus
Pastor Doug Link starts the Leviticus series with a broad overview of one of the most neglected books of the Old Testament.
Q & A Part 2
Pastor Doug Link answers questions submitted by class members. What is the extent of our “radical” depravity? What is the order of salvation? How do we properly understand seemingly contradictory verses? Is election unconditional or conditional? Is election corporate or individual?
Q & A Part 1
Pastor Ben Khazraee answers questions submitted by class members. If God is sovereign over all, why are we responsible for our sins? Why are some given the opportunity to repent and yet don’t? Would it be more correct to say that God “knows” all things rather than “determines” all things? Was there more than one intention for atonement? Did atonement pay for the sins of the whole world or just the elect?