Theme: Love: A More Excellent Way We continue our study of Love- The Most Excellent Way. This time, we take a look at another thing Love is not and does not – does not dishonour others and not easily provoked. See attached outline for your reference. Key Learning Points: 1. Since love is seeking the good of the other person, rudeness, at its core, emanates from a lack of love for other people. And reveals an Read more…
Theme: Love: A More Excellent Way Our study on Love, A most excellent way continues this Sunday. Having looked at what love is, we turn our attention to what love is not, starting with ‘Love is not boastful and proud. Key Learning Points: 1. Boasting and pride are self-focused, which is the direct opposite of what Christian love is. As such, boasting and pride cannot coexist with godly love. 2. As Christians, we should not Read more…
Theme: Love: A More Excellent Way This week, our study on Love- A Most excellent way brings us to this tough command from our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ. This is especially fitting considering the experiences of many among us, directly and or indirectly. Please see the outline attached for your perusal and advance preparation. Key Learning points: 1. Jesus’ command to love our enemies is wide-ranging. 2. The command to love one’s enemy is Read more…
Theme: Love: A More Excellent Way As we continue our study on Love- A more excellent way of love, we come, this week, to the topic: Love is Selfless. See attached outline for your perusal. Key learnings 1. Generosity, which is the very opposite of selfishness, is a characteristic of true love, which seeks to give and not take for oneself. 2. Courtesy is also an expression of selflessness. Courteous people do not demand to be first Read more…
Theme: Love: A More Excellent Way In continuation of our quarter series on Love: A More Excellent Way, we shall be looking at Love fulfilling the law. See attached outline for your reference. Key Learning points: 1. Love is enormously important to the Christian life because that is how we show that we are children of God. So, the ten commandments, and any other commandment there may be, are basically examples of what loving God Read more…
Theme: Love: A More Excellent Way Attached is the outline for Sunday’s Bible study for your reference. The topic is ‘Love is patient and kind. Kindly review ahead of time to make our discussion richer and more beneficial. Key learning points are: It is impossible to practice agape without the cornerstone attributes of patience and kindness. Patience and kindness with one another can be intentionally cultivated in our hearts. We become motivated to practice patience when Read more…
Theme: Love: A More Excellent Way This Sunday is the opening Sunday of the quarter. Our quarter theme is Love: A More Excellent Way. And we start with a look at The Excellency of Love. Key Learnings Points are: 1. To love is a command, and so mandatory, whereas spiritual gifts are things we can aspire or desire and which one may or may not get the desired gift. 2. Unlike spiritual gifts, love is the Read more…
Theme: The Person Work of the Holy Spirit This SUnday, we conclude our quarter series on the person and work of the Holy Spirit. And fittingly, the concluding topic is ‘The Holy Spirit Unites us’ Key Learning Points Include: 1. The Holy Spirit unites the believer with Christ and places him in the body of Christ, the Church. 2. The believer has a part to play in this unity of the Spirit. We do that Read more…
Theme: The Person Work of the Holy Spirit This Sunday, our Bible study will be exploring the work of the Holy Spirit in giving us spiritual gifts. Attached is the outline for your perusal. Key Learning Points: 1. Spiritual gifts are divinely given capacities to perform the various needs in the Church. Just as the human body has members with different capacities, so individual Christians forming the church as the body of Christ have different capacities Read more…
Theme: The Person Work of the Holy Spirit This Sunday, we shall be looking at another exciting aspect of the work and ministry of the Holy Spirit in the believer – helping us bear spiritual fruit. The outline is attached herewith for your perusal. Key Learning points: 1. Though we are saved when we believe in Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection, yet that faith must go beyond mere intellectual conviction to manifest in the way we serve Read more…