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BIBLE & BOOK STUDIES

SUNDAY MORNING
ADULT BIBLE CLASS
is studying
1 & 2 Corinthians.
"What We Confess"
STUDY & DISCUSSION
10:00 a.m. on 
Wednesdays after 
Easter.

 
TUESDAY A.M.
BIBLE STUDY
9:00 a.m. at the church
until Memorial Day
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Keep hold of instruction; do not let it go

PROVERBS 4:13

Adult Instruction Class meets on Wednesdays from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. beginning in September and  continuing for 12 weeks. This class is for those interested in communicant membership or members who would like to review the chief doctrines of the Christian faith. 

Suggested Reading

How Christianity Changed the World 

by Alvin Schmidt


Dying to Live: 
The Power of Forgiveness
 
by Harold L. Senkbeil


Why I Am a Lutheran
by Daniel Preus


The Gates of Hell:
Confessing Christ in a Hostile World
 
Scott R. Murray, Gen, Editor 


Authentic Christianity:

How Lutheran Theology Speaks
to a Postmodern World

by Gene Veith & Trevor Sutton


Afraid: Demon Possession and Spiritual Warfare in America

by Robert H. Bennett


Hallmarks of Lutheranism

by Alvin Schmidt


Lutheran Spirituality:
Life As God's Child

(Robert C. Baker, Gen. Editor)


The Fire and the Staff

by Klemet Preus

Has American Christianity Failed?
by Bryan Wolfmueller

Reading the Bible can seem daunting. Its words, however, are the very words of God and the words of life. God wants us to hear, understand, and believe His Word, and His Spirit works through it to enable us to do so.

 

The first challenge in reading God's Word is simply to open the Book. The devil delights in distracting us with other activities or priorities that may seem more urgent, exciting, or important. So resist, and frustrate the devil! 

1. The Bible is about forgiveness and life in Jesus.

2. Scripture interprets Scripture.

3. Testament interprets Testament.

4. Words do things (warn, humble, encourage, etc.).

5. God the Holy Spirit helps us.

                        Luther's Small Catechism with Explanation, 354-357

I know my faith is founded on Jesus Christ, my God and Lord;
And this my faith confessing, unmoved I stand on His sure Word.
Our reason cannot fathom the truth of God profound;
Who trusts in human wisdom relies on shifting ground.
God's Word is all sufficient, it makes divinely sure;
And trusting in its wisdom, my faith shall rest secure.
LSB 587:1
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