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ROOM |
COURSE |
INSTRUCTOR |
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SCIENCE |
LADIES PURSUING GOD
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SHARI GUTHRIE
LISA CARRARA |
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Often we are
distracted with the daily grind, spending more time on
trivial matters than with God. Author Yancy beckons
readers to the Bible to encounter God’s loving and
gracious personality and reminds us that doubt and
difficulty can be catalysts for intimacy with God. Join
us as we explore six different aspects of the Christian
life: Our longing for God, who God is, the Holy Spirit,
our faith, growth, and spiritual transformation.
Text: Reaching for
the Invisible God by Philip Yancy
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DECISION MAKING AND
GOD’S WILL |
DAN LORD |
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In this class we will
attempt to answer a few basic questions:
Does God have a
specific will regarding the decisions that face us? How
are these decisions related to God's will for my life?
What is the role of the Holy Spirit and the scriptures
in decision making?
Does God care about
some of the decisions we make but not others?
Text: Decision
Making and the Will of God by Gary Friesen
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BLUE ROOM |
INTRODUCTION TO BIBLE
DOCTRINE |
SEAN LILLIS |
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An overview of the
various doctrines of the Bible, topics discussed will
include the importance of doctrine, what God is like,
the inspiration of the Bible, the Person of Christ, the
Holy Spirit, the angelic world, the nature and depravity
of man, salvation, the church, and future things. This
class is geared toward Christians who simply want to
understand what the Bible teaches.
Required Reading:
CVBC Doctrinal Statement (located at
cedarvalley.org)
Suggested Reading: A Survey of Bible Doctrine by
Charles C. Ryrie
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11:10 AM MORNING ADULT CLASSES
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SCIENCE |
LADIES PURSUING GOD |
SHARIE GUTHRIE
DIANE MESSER |
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Often we are
distracted with the daily grind, spending more time on
trivial matters than with God. Author Yancy beckons
readers to the Bible to encounter God’s loving and
gracious personality and reminds us that doubt and
difficulty can be catalysts for intimacy with God. Join
us as we explore six different aspects of the Christian
life: Our longing for God, who God is, the Holy Spirit,
our faith, growth, and spiritual transformation.
Text: Reaching for the Invisible God by Philip
Yancy.
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LIFE OF ABRAHAM |
CHUCK LILLIS |
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Three times in
Scripture Abraham is referred to as the "Friend of God".
In this class we will follow him through the stages of
his life with God. Observing how he responds to God's
voice and his own weaknesses, we will see a man with
whom God works to produce a life of faith. Come prepared
to see striking similarities in our own lives and how we
can learn from this man to walk in a way that pleases
our Lord.
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LOOKING AHEAD:
PROPHECY |
KARL CASSELL |
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With our rapidly
changing world evident all around us, one is led to
consider the Biblical descriptions of end time events.
Join us as we consider the Old and New Testament
prophecies and identify those that have already been
fulfilled. Learn more about the grand and glorious
future God has promised to all of us who believe.
Text: Prophecy in the New Millennium by John F.
Walvoord.
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GYM |
OLD TESTAMENT
WALKTHROUGH |
ROX BRANDSTATTER |
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The first class in
Cedar Valley’s basic adult Sunday School curriculum, we
ask that everyone beginning his or her Sunday School
experience begin with this course. It is designed to
acquaint the student with the basic outline of the Old
Testament, giving particular attention to the covenants
and their effect upon New Testament theology. We always
encourage everyone, regardless of age or number of years
at Cedar Valley, to take or retake this class.
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ROMANS |
SEAN LILLIS |
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Second class to consider
in the basic adult classes—
In a very real sense, Romans is the gateway to
understanding and living the Christian life as God
intends it to be lived. It is a journey into God’s mind,
where His wise plan and purpose for His children are
displaying in all their glory.
Here we read of our great
need for:
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the righteousness
of God (Ch. 1-32),
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His gracious provision
of His righteousness (Ch. 4-5),
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the sin-conquering
power of His righteousness (Ch. 6-8),
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His sovereignty in
reckoning His righteousness (Ch. 9-11),
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and our responsibility
to live in His righteousness (Ch. 12-16).
The Protestant
Reformation and the Wesleyan Revival were both the fruit
of the study of this wonderful letter and it continues
to bring reformation and revival to every heart that
seeks to understand and apply its contents today.
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NEW TESTAMENT
DISTINCTIVES |
TOM FOGLE |
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Part three in Cedar
Valley’s basic adult Sunday School curriculum, the
course is designed to learn from the scriptures the
pattern and practice of the New Testament Church and its
application at Cedar Valley Bible Church. The class is
for those who have completed Old Testament Walkthrough
and Romans Classes. Class is ongoing, and students may
join the class any semester.
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