Tough Topics
This is a monthly series that focuses on issues and topics that are often not fully covered in sermons and even studies. This study focuses on what God’s Word says about a topic and what our response is to be as faithful Christians. The recordings below are a distillation of what was shared in the in-person class on Sunday. There is a handout to download as well.
The 66 in 66
Over the course of the next year, we will have a different book of the bible featured in the sermon. Below are some audio postcards that give a little more background and history. We will post a new one every time we cover a book.
Bible Study: How to Read the Bible for All It’s Worth
This is an in-depth study on what is the Bible, how it came to be and how we might read it faithfully, applying it to our lives. Questions of the canon, the history of its composition, and responding to issues of criticism will be discussed. As well, a program for reading the Scriptures will be modeled and suggested, that God’s people would learn to read, mark and inwardly digest all that God has to say.
Bible Class: the Resurrection Accounts in the Bible
This is a five part look at the four Gospel accounts and a final look at the chronology and possible sequence in how they all fit together. Pastor Heaton will discuss the significance of the text, and how God uses a four-fold narrative to give the full picture of the resurrection.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church 