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Don’t Forget! Your Credo is Due Today! Please submit it (either by Homework Drop or email) by no later than 11:59pm. If it is late, unless you have a tremendous excuse, it will be counted as a zero. As we end the school year and you are entering high school,…
Don’t Forget! Your Credo is Due Tomorrow! Feel free to submit it early (either by Homework Drop or email), but it will be due on Friday no later than 11:59pm. If it is late, unless you have a tremendous excuse, it will be counted as a zero. As we end…
You don’t have to join this call, but I will be on Zoom to provide help to anyone working on their Credo. Ask me questions, get feedback, etc. Join Optional Zoom at 11:15am [zoom_api_link meeting_id=”96304576001″ link_only=”no”]
Don’t forget, it is due on Friday. If I get it on Saturday, it is a zero. I would rather you turn in something halfway done than nothing at all.
As we saw earlier this week, we as Christians don’t get the main portion of our beliefs about the second coming of Christ from that sometimes cryptic book at the back of our Bibles. Rather, we allow the whole counsel of God’s word to teach us and we learned from…
Like I said yesterday, there are a lot of people who get their picture of what is going to happen at Jesus’ second coming from the somewhat cryptic book at the end of our Bibles. However, Jesus spoke on numerous occasions about his second coming and I think we should…
When the end times is mentioned, many people immediately want to turn in their Bibles to the Book of Revelation. However, this is a mistake. To see the book of Revelation as some sort of cryptic map of future events is to miss its importance to its original audience. The…
[responsivevoice_button] To end this school year, we will look at our final of the 11 foundational doctrines, the Second Coming. This is a topic that usually elicits one of two responses. You have those that fit into one of the well-defined camps (we will talk about those more this week)…
Only two weeks left to complete your Credo Project. To be on track, you should be over halfway done at this point. Don’t forget that you need to have at least two supporting scripture references for each section to get full credit. If you are looking for help, I would…
If you didn’t finish it yesterday, open the Student Guide and fill in the blanks as you watch the lesson. You do not need to turn this in, but you can use it on the quiz below. Complete the open note quiz below.
Open the Student Guide and fill in the blanks as you watch the lesson. Answer one of the discussion questions on page 8 of the Student guide in the comments below.
Open the Student Guide and fill in the blanks as you watch the lesson. Which of the five purposes of the church listed on page 7 of your packet seems the most important to you? Are these our eternal purposes? What will change when we get to heaven?
Open the Student Guide and fill in the blanks as you watch the lesson. Looking at the seven characteristics of the koinonia fellowship, which of these is most important to you personally? Leave your comments below.
Take today to work on your Credo Project. If you have any questions, please reach out to me and I will be happy to help.
If you need more time to finish the video and the student guide, please use part of today’s class to do that. Download the student guide here. Please note the Quiz at the bottom of this page. You may use your study guides from this week to complete it. No…
Please download the student guide found here. Fill in the blanks as you watch the video below. Note: There is a list of answers to the fill in the blanks on the last page of the PDF. Today, I would like you to put your answer to Discussion Question 3,…
If you were unable to get through the video yesterday, then please take today’s class to complete the study guide. Download the student guide here. Fill in the blanks as you watch the video below. Please note: There is a different discussion question for the comment today. Note: There is…
Please download the student guide found here. Fill in the blanks as you watch the video below. Note: There is a list of answers to the fill in the blanks on the last page of the PDF. If you run out of time during this class period, don’t worry, I’ll…
With four weeks left of school, I have one final project that I want you to complete. As we have been looking at Christian theology for the last few months and as we are coming to an end, I want you to write your own personal theology. I call this…
<== Previous Lesson Don’t forget to complete your problem of evil fictional conversations and submit them to homework drop or send them to my email. We’ve discussed some heavy topics this week and I want to leave you on a positive note. When we talk about the problem of evil,…
<== Previous Lesson Some of you may have rolled your eyes yesterday as we were talking about spiritual beings. After all, we live in an age of particle accelerators, microchips, and organ transplants. Aren’t the Devil and demons just medieval superstitions created to scare naughty children and illiterate peasants? This…
<== Previous Lesson I want you to throw out any pictures that you have in your head of angels, demons, and Satan. These popular images are based on big misunderstandings for the most part. You will need to learn some new words that you don’t use very often, and you…
<== Previous Lesson Zoom call meeting to discuss your project this week. Attendance is expected for everyone. The remainder of the class time should be spent working on your fictional conversation. [zoom_api_link meeting_id=”938372783″ link_only=”no”] Next Lesson ==>
<== Previous Lesson [responsivevoice_button] Back when we were talking about Augustine’s City of God, we tackled the problem of evil. This is a difficult philosophical argument that may have roots all the way back to around the year 300 BC. The Greek philosopher Epicurus summed up the argument in the…