Classes
Ladies
Teacher: Varies (alternates Priscilla, Carol, etc.)
Lesson Plan: Same as Co-Ed Adults (see below)
Lesson Plan: Same as Co-Ed Adults (see below)
Co-Ed Adults
Permanent Teacher: Lynette Dean
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Alternate/Substitute: Rev. Jerome Anderson
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EXPLORE THE BIBLE STUDY: AT PEACE
SESSION 5 (MARCH 29, 2020) Romans 5:1-11 - VIRTUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON INFO
What to do during this time of "virtual" website Sunday School. Study your lesson book and/or read Romans 5:1-11, Send an email or social media post to your fellow classmates (and those you wish to invite), watch the BibleProject video "Overview: Romans Ch. 5-16, listen to the audio (podcast below), watch the 17-minute video from ReConnect Sunday School (Instructor Bobby Kelly, OBU).
Dwayne McCrary and guests share insights for leading a group on this week’s Explore the Bible session in the following podcast. Listen:.
ADULTS AUDIO (Podcast) EXPLORE THE BIBLE, SESSION 5 (MARCH 29, 2020) Romans 5:1-11 – AT PEACE
1. JUSTIFIED WITH BENEFITS (Rom. 5:1-5) Paul identified benefits of being justified by faith in Jesus: peace with God, hope, rejoicing in sufferings, experiencing God’s love, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.
2. JUSTIFIED THROUGH HIS DEATH (Rom. 5:6-8) Paul declared that justification is granted because Jesus died in our place. Jesus’ sacrificial death demonstrates the depth of God’s love for all humanity.
3. JUSTIFIED EQUALS RECONCILIATION (Rom. 5:9-11) Paul explained that by being declared just before God through faith in Jesus, believers have then been reconciled to God. Believers are no longer enemies but are now saved from the wrath of God and granted eternal life.
“we have peace with God” (5:1) and “we have received this reconciliation” (5:11). Their is a connection between these two phrases and notice that these serve as a parenthesis to the point being made by Paul: All who accept the gospel find peace with God
2. JUSTIFIED THROUGH HIS DEATH (Rom. 5:6-8) Paul declared that justification is granted because Jesus died in our place. Jesus’ sacrificial death demonstrates the depth of God’s love for all humanity.
3. JUSTIFIED EQUALS RECONCILIATION (Rom. 5:9-11) Paul explained that by being declared just before God through faith in Jesus, believers have then been reconciled to God. Believers are no longer enemies but are now saved from the wrath of God and granted eternal life.
“we have peace with God” (5:1) and “we have received this reconciliation” (5:11). Their is a connection between these two phrases and notice that these serve as a parenthesis to the point being made by Paul: All who accept the gospel find peace with God
Instructor: Bobby Kelly, Oklahoma Baptist University
Series: 2020 Explore the Bible Spring
Series: 2020 Explore the Bible Spring
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