Tonight's class begins a series on "Becoming Christian". Luke 2:1-5 gives us a glimpse of the cultures that would help shape the faith - Jews, Greeks, and Romans. We learned a little more about these cultures and their relationship with Palestine. When the Temple is destroyed in 70 AD, Jews and Christians are forced out into those cultures. This sets up the next few lessons where we will consider how the Christians dealt with their new reality.
Teacher's Guide
Student's Guide
Slide Deck
Lecture Recording (1:00:34; 55.4 MB)
Welcome to the "Our Christian History" blog. Here you will find the materials used for this adult equipping class.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Semester I, Week 01: Introduction
In this class, the groundwork is laid for the semester. We learn how history helps us to be more passionate servants of Jesus Christ. We consider the idea of transition: not this-then-that but rather this-TO-that. We then focus our attention on the first part of a story that will cover two semesters. How did the church transition from a small, Jewish sect willing to die for its faith - into a powerful, Gentile empire willing to kill for it? The answers will set up next semester when we learn how the church is humbled and corrected.
Teacher's Guide
Student's Guide
Semester Overview Drawing
Slide Deck
Lecture Recording (1:04:38; 59.1 MB)
(note: teaching begins at 18:00 and corresponds to page 7 in the Slide Deck)
Teacher's Guide
Student's Guide
Semester Overview Drawing
Slide Deck
Lecture Recording (1:04:38; 59.1 MB)
(note: teaching begins at 18:00 and corresponds to page 7 in the Slide Deck)
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