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Paul Edmiston - March 5, 2023
The Study of the Gospel of John - Wednesday of Passion Week
Jesus condemns the Pharisees for their unbelief and hypocrisy as He leaves the temple for the last time before His crucifixion. Then He pronounces judgment on the nation until a future time of repentance when He will come as Savior and King.
Keywords: Jesus’ condemnation of Pharisees, Last message to Jewish people.
Scripture References: Matthew 23:1-39
From Series: "Gospel of John Sunday School"
Survey of the Book of John
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The Blessings of Singleness - Part 2
Chris Riser - March 19, 2023
1 Corinthians 7:25-35
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The Blessings of Singleness - Part 1
Chris Riser - March 12, 2023
1 Corinthians 7:25-40
The Study of the Gospel of John - Wednesday of Passion Week
Paul Edmiston - March 5, 2023
Matthew 23:1-39
Study of the Book of Ephesians Sunday School Class - Prayer: Oxygen for the Spiritual Warrior
Andy Smith - March 5, 2023
Ephesians 6:18-20
1 & 2 Peter SS Class - Flee Ignorance and Pursue Holiness
Jeremy Hammer - March 5, 2023
1 Peter 1:14-16
1 & 2 Peter SS Class - Flee Ignorance and Pursue Holiness Handout
Evangelism Implosion - The Gospel Conversation
Chris Prozzo - March 5, 2023
Youth Sunday School Class - Theology Proper - Incommunicable Attributes of God
Rob Rathbun - March 5, 2023
Psalms 33:6-22
Youth SS Class - Theology Proper - Incommunicable Attributes of God Handout
What Do You Want from Jesus?
Craig Johnson - March 5, 2023
Mark 10:46-52
Friday Morning Womens Bible Study - Respectible Sins - Lesson 7 - A Life Lacking Self-Control
Yvonne Hanson - March 3, 2023
Judges 14:1-20, 1 John 2:15-16
Friday Womens Bible Study - A Life Lacking Self-Control Handout
Wednesday Adult Bible Study - The Strange and Wonderful Attributes of God - Week 23 - God's Patience
Ray Weedon - March 1, 2023
Wednesday Adult Bible Study - Attributes of God - God's Patience Handout
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Paul Edmiston - March 5, 2023
The Study of the Gospel of John - Wednesday of Passion Week
Jesus condemns the Pharisees for their unbelief and hypocrisy as He leaves the temple for the last time before His crucifixion. Then He pronounces judgment on the nation until a future time of repentance when He will come as Savior and King. Keywords: Jesus’ condemnation of Pharisees, Last message to Jewish people.
Scripture References: Matthew 23:1-39
From Series: "Gospel of John Sunday School"
Survey of the Book of John
More Messages
| The Blessings of Singleness - Part 2Chris Riser - March 19, 20231 Corinthians 7:25-35 Sunday Sermon - The Blessings of Singleness - Part 2 - Outline | |
| The Blessings of Singleness - Part 1Chris Riser - March 12, 20231 Corinthians 7:25-40 | |
| The Study of the Gospel of John - Wednesday of Passion WeekPaul Edmiston - March 5, 2023Matthew 23:1-39 | |
| Study of the Book of Ephesians Sunday School Class - Prayer: Oxygen for the Spiritual WarriorAndy Smith - March 5, 2023Ephesians 6:18-20 | |
| 1 & 2 Peter SS Class - Flee Ignorance and Pursue HolinessJeremy Hammer - March 5, 20231 Peter 1:14-16 1 & 2 Peter SS Class - Flee Ignorance and Pursue Holiness Handout | |
| Evangelism Implosion - The Gospel ConversationChris Prozzo - March 5, 2023 | |
| Youth Sunday School Class - Theology Proper - Incommunicable Attributes of GodRob Rathbun - March 5, 2023Psalms 33:6-22 Youth SS Class - Theology Proper - Incommunicable Attributes of God Handout | |
| What Do You Want from Jesus?Craig Johnson - March 5, 2023Mark 10:46-52 | |
| Friday Morning Womens Bible Study - Respectible Sins - Lesson 7 - A Life Lacking Self-ControlYvonne Hanson - March 3, 2023Judges 14:1-20, 1 John 2:15-16 Friday Womens Bible Study - A Life Lacking Self-Control Handout | |
| Wednesday Adult Bible Study - The Strange and Wonderful Attributes of God - Week 23 - God's PatienceRay Weedon - March 1, 2023Wednesday Adult Bible Study - Attributes of God - God's Patience Handout | |
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In this five-part series, Chris describes the conscience, its nature and function, and how we can better calibrate our consciences to show grace towards others with differing convictions.