Conquering Mount Kataphroneo
presented by Clyde Kilough
Most young adults in the Church have a sense—perhaps consciously, but often unconsciously—that they must conquer a big obstacle at that stage of their lives. Let’s call it Mount Kataphroneo (for reasons that will be explained). In this edition of Friday Night Live we will tackle this issue in an uncharacteristic way—Clyde Kilough will introduce the subject then moderate a discussion with several young adults about their experiences in meeting this challenge.
Presented by Dave Myers
October 16, 2020
In the past, being labeled the “goat” was a bad thing. In sports it was a title given to the player who committed a terrible mistake and was the reason his team lost the game. But today G.O.A.T. is an acronym for something very different. Learn who should be your goat and why. Join Dave Myers for Friday Night Live on Friday, Oct. 16.
Presented by Doug Horchak
August 21, 2020
Where did Satan come from? Is he real, or is he just the personified “dark side” of human nature? And what’s his game, anyway? What does he spend his time doing? We will answer these and other questions about this being who impacts so many—even while so few believe in him.
Presented by Jon Pinelli
July 17, 2020
At some point we all have to answer questions about our religious beliefs. Is there a right way and a wrong way? The apostle Peter gives us a template of how we should handle questions about our beliefs. Let’s explore the five-point plan he gives us in 1 Peter 3:15.
Presented by Gary Black
June 19, 2020
Often professing Christians pray, “Oh, Lord Jesus …” Why do so many pray to Jesus, when Jesus instructed us to pray to the Father? Does it matter? How can you know and explain the truth? In this Friday Night Live we’ll explore what God’s Word says about who we pray to and why.
Presented by Daniel Harper
May 15, 2020
An article by New York Times columnist Ross Douthat begins with these words: “In the future, it seems, there will be only one ‘ism’—Individualism—and its rule will never end. As for religion, it shall decline; as for marriage, it shall be postponed; as for ideologies, they shall be rejected; as for patriotism, it shall be abandoned; as for strangers, they shall be distrusted. … That’s the implication, at least, of what the polling industry keeps telling us about the rising American generation, the so-called millennials.” What can we do to help protect the Church of God from the effects of this growing societal trend toward a warped and selfish individualism?
Presented by Joel Meeker
April 17, 2020
If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone.” So said Jesus in Matthew 18:15. But going to a brother can be intimidating, confusing and risky. How can the Bible help us succeed in fulfilling this fraternal responsibility? Here is a step-by-step approach that even a brother would love.
Presented by Zach Smith
March 20, 2020
Sometimes young people in the Church have questions about God, the Bible, or beliefs and teachings of the Church that are left unasked. Perhaps they don’t want to look stupid for asking a simple question or don’t want to be misunderstood as challenging the teachings of the Church. On other occasions, maybe they just don’t want the answer because they like the one they’ve developed! Asking questions can be hard, but it’s vital for our growth. Answerable questions left unasked are missed opportunities for growth.
Presented by Dave Myers
February 21, 2020
A time warp is defined as “an imaginary distortion of space in relation to time whereby people or objects of one period can be moved to another.” Another definition reads, “An imaginary situation in which the past or future becomes the present.” In this Bible study for young adults we are going to transport a Church of God young adult from 1975 to see what he has to say about the Church of God today. Join Dave Myers for Friday Night Live on Friday, Feb. 21, to see what the past can tell us about our future.
Presented by Kevin Epps
January 17, 2020
God created everything that’s necessary to make a rainbow—sunlight, water droplets, eyesight and perfect atmospheric conditions. Man can never do this. But rainbows have become a sign of our modern times due to the efforts of the gay rights movement to hijack this symbol. Supporters of this movement also have some modern arguments—all of which are refuted by God’s Word.
Presented by Scott Lord
December 13, 2019
Leadership is for everyone. In fact, God has called us to lead. Join us as we explore God's leadership model.
Presented by Nathan Willoughby
November 25, 2019
In our lives we draw conclusions and make decisions every day based on what we perceive as reality. But are the things we think and conclude in our own minds actually reality? Satan has promoted deception for millennia, and many have fallen prey to things he desires us to perceive as reality. Satan knows that our minds are where our battles are won or lost. During this FNL, we will discuss the effects that can hinder our spiritual lives because of our own perception of reality. We will also consider practical ways to combat this type of thinking.
Presented by Gary Black
September 25, 2019
How can a good God allow evil and suffering to continue for so long? This question has caused many young people to stop believing in Him. Is it possible to understand a purpose behind suffering? And what part can you play in ending it?
Presented by Dave Myers
August 20, 2019
In 2 Corinthians the apostle Paul, quoting Isaiah, tells us to “come out from among them and be separate.” How are we as Christians supposed to come out from those in the world when we have to deal with them almost every day? What is it that we are to come out of? How can we be separate from the world while living in it? What philosophies and ideas are “unclean” and need to be removed? Join us for Friday Night Live for answers to these and other questions.
Presented by Ken Treybig
July 22, 2019
The book of Revelation is filled with mysterious figures and symbols. What do all those symbols mean, and what are the main theme and story flow of the book? How can we know the book is not just an allegory or symbolic, but is to be taken as literal end-time prophecy?
Presented by Mark Winner
July 5, 2019
Man’s idea of liberal may consist of what we hear in politics today. However, liberalism began long ago and is something much more frightening.
Presented by Dave Myers
May 23, 2019
What are you afraid of? Snakes, spiders, heights, darkness, cancer, illness, displeasing God, not qualifying for His Kingdom, failing, being found out, remaining single, growing old? Do you live your life in fear? In this Friday Night Live we will discuss what we are afraid of, why we are often afraid, and what we can do to overcome our fears. You don’t have to live in fear!
Presented by Joel Meeker
April 15, 2019
Dating leading to marriage is a very important period and activity in our lives as Christians. The Bible and practical experience give us guidelines to respect in order to optimize the process of finding our soul mate and starting our marriage in the best conditions possible.
Presented by Clyde Kilough
March 26, 2019
To what lengths will I go to overcome when something threatens my spiritual life? How will I handle the big challenges that will come in life? These are two big questions every one of us has to answer, not just once, but continually through life. This FNL draws ancient lessons from a modern story to help us spiritually, mentally and emotionally prepare for the tests of life.
Presented by Zach Smith
February 15, 2019
How do you feel about hand-me-downs? You know, used clothing someone else has already worn that they pass on to you. Some people, like younger siblings, might resent hand-me-downs. Others pay millions of dollars for a single item—for instance, a jersey worn by a professional athlete during a big game. Ephesians 6:10-20 describes some spiritual attire that Christians are supposed to put on. Have you ever considered that this armor has already been worn? The armor of God is the armor Jesus Christ wore. In this study, we’ll examine how Jesus Christ put on each piece of this spiritual armor to withstand the attacks of Satan the devil. We, too, can successfully resist him if we choose to wear these spiritual hand-me-downs.
Presented by Jon Pinelli
January 18, 2019
Jesus Christ said, “Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” This statement speaks to what we value. What do we value most? What is important to us? What we value most is what we will cherish and protect. This message will explore three things that we must cherish and protect.
Presented by Kevin Epps
December 14, 2018
Psalm 139:7 asks, “Where can I go from Your Spirit? Or where can I flee from Your presence?” The answer, of course, is nowhere. But sometimes it seems as if some might say, “Social media! That’s a place where I can say virtually anything that I want—without being judged. There’s nothing like online freedom. And that’s where my real friends are.” Does the Bible govern every aspect of our lives—including the Internet? Does God “like” our online presence?
Presented by Scott Lord
November 16, 2018
The Bible says a great deal about sobriety and not being affected by alcohol, but really the emphasis in the Bible is on being “sober-minded.” Please join us as we explore what this important quality is, why we need it, and how to develop it.
Presented by Ken Giese
October 30, 2018
Why can’t we all just get along? Establishing and maintaining our personal relationships with others can be challenging, frustrating and even rewarding! However, for most of us, positive relationships don’t just happen. It takes a lot of work and effort to sustain and maintain them and reaches far beyond the scope of social media to accomplish. Are there some biblical principles that can help us improve the way we relate to one another?
Presented by Dave Myers
August 17, 2018
Most young people who have grown up in the Church face the question of baptism. The majority say they will eventually be baptized, but may be pushing this decision off to some unknown point in the future. What are the common reasons for not being baptized? Do they hold water (pun intended!)? In this Bible study we will examine the topic of baptism—why it is vital to your salvation, the reasons often given for delaying baptism, and encouragement to forge ahead with your commitment to your Creator at the right time in your life. Join Dave Myers for this analysis of “Why I’m Not Baptized.”
Presented by Gary Black
July 20, 2018
Emotional maturity can make a huge difference in the quality of your relationships, your job performance and your happiness. And most important, it is a major factor in your spiritual growth. What does emotional maturity look like? How can you know you are growing emotionally mature? It doesn’t necessarily come with age.
Presented by David Johnson
June 25, 2018
The greatest of God’s creations is the human mind, which He tells us is modeled after His own mind. Instead of embedding instincts, God has given man intelligence, learning, emotions, will, character—all reflections of God’s own mind and distinct from anything in the animal world. In addition to all of that, He put in each of us a conscience—a silent voice that Paul says either accuses us or excuses us. What did he mean by that? Is conscience a blessing or a problem? And why is that silent voice sometimes so loud? Join us on Friday Night Live to explore what Scripture says about this uniquely human personal counselor.
Presented by Clyde Kilough
June 25, 2018
“My soul is among lions; I lie among the sons of men who are set on fire, whose teeth are spears and arrows, and their tongue a sharp sword.” What? Were memes and social media, politicians and commentators around back in David’s time too? People have always been snarky, negative and quick to find fault, but it seems that what David described 3,000 years ago in Psalm 57:4 is worse now than ever! The culture of criticism is insidious, eroding basic values of Christianity, and at times it has damaged our relationships as brothers and sisters. This study focuses on resisting this mind-set, because if we don’t counter it, we’ll get caught up in it.
Presented by Mark Winner
May 18, 2018
What have your experiences in life netted you? While we cannot control every circumstance in our lives, we can control the general direction of our lives. But that is assuming one very important point—that we are learning from our experiences as opposed to merely experiencing life.
Presented by Joel Meeker
March 19, 2018
In 1 Corinthians 12:18 God states that He places each member in the Body of Christ, just as He pleases. He does this because He has things He wants us to do; we each have works of service to perform. Here are 20 specific ways young adults can serve in the Church of God.
Presented by Doug Horchak
March 15, 2018
The next generation has witnessed a severe deterioration of moral authority in society. You’ve seen leaders at the highest levels brought down by scandal. Add to this the uncertainly of a difficult economy, and the future can seem daunting and unfriendly. Yet Millennials and members of Gen Z are good at collaboration, consensus building and multitasking. You are talented communicators and very media savvy. Each one of you is facing crucial challenges and decisions that will dynamically shape your future and that of the Church of God. Join Doug Horchak for five major messages that will be pivotal for our young adults’ success in an uncertain future.
Presented by Dave Myers
March 15, 2018
Our 20s. Are they a time of freedom, travel, exploration and fun? Or are they a critical time to set our life’s course and lay our foundation for the future? Or are they both? We invite our older teens, our 20-something young adults, and those beyond to discover how we might best use this deciding decade of our lives. Please join Dave Myers as we explore the deciding decade.
Presented by Scott Lord
December 14, 2017
From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is a book about relationships. Building a relationship with God is what our Christian calling is all about. But God also wants us to learn how to relate to our fellow man—whether a stranger, a neighbor or a brother. Please join Scott Lord as we explore what it means to be our brother’s keeper.
Presented by Paul Carter
December 11, 2017
There are many individuals in the Bible from whom we can learn lessons. Some are only briefly mentioned, while others made a lasting impact in their time and left an abundance of examples for us to learn from. Join us as we look at the life of Elijah and some of the lessons we can gain from what is recorded in Scripture.
Presented by Gary Black
October 20, 2017
Is what you believe really the truth? If so, how can many modern Christian beliefs be so wrong? Don’t all Christians get their beliefs from the Bible? In the first few centuries after Christ and the apostles, major doctrinal concepts were debated and decided. In this Friday Night Live, we’ll talk about how some of these doctrinal decisions were made and why they are so different from what the Bible really teaches. Join Gary Black in this FNL that will help you solidify your faith and better appreciate the value of the truths God has revealed to us.
Presented by Doug Horchak
September 15, 2017
For years, the Church has recognized references in Scripture to God protecting His people during the future time of God’s punishment of mankind. Where did this teaching originate? Is there any scriptural precedent to God protecting His people? Does the Bible teach of such a safe place for the Church in the future? If so, where might this place of protection be? Join Doug Horchak as he walks us through the Church’s historical teaching on this subject, coupled with what we can (and cannot) know from the Bible about the “place of safety” for God’s elect during the Tribulation and Day of the Lord.
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Presented by Dave Myers
September 15, 2017
Many tuning in to this study are parents with young children. Conscientious parents are concerned about how to raise their children in a godly manner. As parents, we can feel like we are wandering in the wilderness when it comes to finding solid guidelines by which to train our children. Yet our goal is to produce godly children that God will be pleased with and that we can be properly proud of. What are the most important values and behaviors that we should instill in our children?
Presented by David Johnson
September 15, 2017
In 2000 crossover country star Lee Ann Womack won the Grammy Award for the best country song of the year with the song “I Hope You Dance.” The song wasn’t so much about dancing as it was about recognizing and seizing the opportunities life brings your way. The opportunities God brings to Christians are unique and have a purpose for our lives, but sometimes we, too, may overlook the special possibilities God sets before us. Sometimes the path that seems to lead where we want to go is not the one we need to travel. Join us in this Bible study to learn more about recognizing when God is telling us it’s time to dance.
Presented by Britton Taylor
September 15, 2017
If so, you have desired a good work. This modern era requires us to look to the future and prepare for the next generation of the Church. This FNL will examine the role, attitude and responsibility of the future leadership of the Church. The fields are ripe for harvest—are you prepared to be a tool in God’s hand?
Presented by Mark Winner
May 19, 2017
Jesus Christ’s sacrifice to pay the death penalty for our sins was the ultimate act of reconciliation. But reconciliation is also something we are to practice with one another when and as needed. We often refer to a few verses in Matthew 18 in regards to this concept, but sadly, people frequently find it difficult to practice, giving a variety of excuses. Our love for God and His truth are what will ultimately drive us to seek reconciliation when and where needed. Join Mark Winner at 8 p.m. Eastern time on Friday, May 19, for “Friday Night Live” to see what God teaches regarding this important topic.
Presented by Joel Meeker
May 1, 2017
Jesus stated in Matthew 16:18 that He would build His Church, and that it would never die. Thus there is an unbroken chain of Church members stretching from the day of Pentecost in A.D. 31 to the present time. What traces of that seamless line can we find in history? In this Friday Night Live, Joel Meeker will present an overview of the Church’s understanding of its history through the last nearly 2,000 years. Cicero said: “To be ignorant of what occurred before you were born is to remain always a child.” We must understand our place and responsibilities in this worthy line of Christians.
Presented by Jim Franks
April 14, 2017
After the Feast of Unleavened Bread we enter the countdown for Pentecost, which is also called the Feast of Firstfruits. We are to count 50 days from the Sunday during Unleavened Bread in order to establish the date for Pentecost. Over the years the dating of Pentecost has been controversial, and there has also been some controversy about the term “firstfruit.” This is an agricultural term that has a spiritual application. What does it really mean?
Presented by Doug Horchak
February 18, 2017
Who are the real ministers of Jesus Christ? So many claim to represent God and Christ, but who are the men that actually DO represent Jesus Christ and the Church He founded? By what tradition or authority do they exist, and what role does the Bible say they should have in the Church? By reading through God’s Word, we will answer these and other questions about the servants God has commissioned to help care for His Church.
Presented by Dave Myers
January 20, 2017
Our current culture is confused on the topic of men and women – masculinity and femininity. What is a man and what is a woman? What is a man supposed to be like? How is he supposed to act? What is a woman supposed to be like? How is she supposed to act? And how should gentlemen and ladies interact with each other? To clear the confusion and help us to sort through the conflicting opinions offered by our culture, we’ll look to God’s Word for His framework. By using God’s word we will come to understand the basics of Godly masculinity and femininity and be encouraged to receive the joy that comes from living according to His guidelines.
Presented by Clyde Kilough
December 16, 2016
Truly forgiving other people for past hurts they have inflicted on us—some of them deep and scarring wounds—is one of the toughest challenges a Christian may face. This study will address a number of the questions and spiritual concepts about this issue, such as: Why is forgiveness so hard for humans? What about concepts “forgive and forget” or “forgiving yourself”? Can humans forgive sin? What do you do when you find you just cannot forgive someone? Oh, and about that title . . . well, you’ll just have to tune in to see what that’s all about!
Presented by Andy Burnett
September 16, 2016
Psalm 133:1 states, “…how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!” We tend to know it when we see it, but why is it sometimes extremely difficult to get along with certain people? Some chalk it up to personality differences while others cite character flaws as the culprit. We’ll examine God’s Word on these subjects while offering tools (e.g., discernment, understanding) on how to enhance our relationships with one another in the faith.
Presented by Dave Myers
September 12, 2016
Masculine, feminine, something in between? What’s missing in the current cultural debate over human sexuality? What defines male and female? What stand should a young Christian take with regard to gender, sexuality, and morality? Join Dave Myers on Friday evening, August 19, to learn what is the missing dimension in the current culture’s approach toward gender and sexuality. We’ll closely examine what the Creator states and then discuss the answers a Christian can give when asked about this topic.
Presented by Jim Franks
September 12, 2016
What do you know about prophecy? How does that understanding affect the way you live your life? Or does prophecy affect you at all? The Church of God, a Worldwide Association has a veryclearunderstanding of prophecy, but that doesn’t mean we have a perfect understanding of prophecy.
Presented by Mark Winner
May 20, 2016
When God calls us out of this world He calls us into the business of being a Christian leader. But what is it specifically that He’s looking for us to do? What are the thoughts and actions that are found in a true Christian leader? Join us on June 17th at 8pm eastern for a scriptural look into this very important subject.
Presented by Clyde Kilough
April 15, 2016
As we approach the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread, a study of Joshua 5-7 is quite instructive. Not only did the events we read here transpire during this time of the year, more important, the spiritual lessons we can draw from this story are critically important, and as relevant now as they were over 3,000 years ago. What are your “Jerichos?” What are the “accursed things” that pose temptations and spiritual dangers to us today? Join Clyde Kilough for the April 15 Friday Night Live study as we dive into deeper into these events and lessons.
Presented by Scott Lord
April 15, 2016
In today’s politically correct world, judging is a social taboo. But Jesus Christ instructed His followers to “judge righteous judgment.” (John 7:24). How do we judge righteously? What about the warning that says “ Judge not, lest you be judged”. (Matt 7:1) How do we balance these seemingly contradictory statements? Join Scott Lord as we examine the Biblical instruction regarding judging.
Presented by Britton Taylor
April 15, 2016
This is a most requested topic for FNL. Children are a heritage and gift from God…they are a most prized possession. Tonight’s bible study will examine scripture to see what God teaches us on this important subject. Real life personal stories and anecdotes will bring to life the biblical teachings from God’s Word.
Presented by Dave Myers
April 15, 2016
Me? Teach my child about God and His way? How am I supposed to do that? While we parents know that God gives us the responsibility to teach our children the truth, actually doing it can be quite a challenge. We can easily feel lost and overwhelmed by this vital task.
A large portion of our young adults in the Church have young children at home and are looking for help in guiding these young lives—which is why the Church of God, a Worldwide Association, recently launched Encourage, Equip & Inspire, a Resource Manual for Parents and gave a free copy to hundreds of families at the 2015 Feast of Tabernacles. Several hundred more have downloaded the digital version.
What exactly is the parents’ manual? What are the principles that underlie it? How am I supposed to use it? What’s in it, and how is it organized? How do I get started? In this session we will answer these questions, as well as discuss the companion EEI website, upcoming additions to the manual, the Facebook community we’d like you to participate in, and picture/video additions. During this session, you will have the opportunity to interact with us via our live online polls.
Don’t have children at home right now? There are still many reasons to join us: You may one day have children; one day you may become responsible for children; you may wish to help and support friends who have young children; in the World Tomorrow your job will be to teach!
Presented by Todd Carey
April 15, 2016
Several research studies suggest that Young Americans between 18 and 33 years old -- the so-called millennials -- are more stressed than any other segment of today’s population. What are some of the factors that plague so many young adults to the point where they are unable to cope with stress? We all know stress is real and a part of everyone’s life, but it’s just as important to know how to manage it. Where can you find the answers to deal with stress? The Bible reveals how many of God’s people worked under stressful conditions in order to complete the assignments given to them by their Creator. How did they manage their stress and what can we glean from their examples? Join Todd Carey for our next FNL as we explore meaningful ways to manage your stress in a stressed out world!
Presented by Joel Meeker
November 20, 2015
We are enjoying a period of almost unprecedented unity and peace in our association of the Church of God. But Church history and the Bible show that peace and turmoil often come in cycles. Jesus prophesied an intense period of brutal betrayal within the Church of God just before His return. What should we know about that? What lessons have we learned from our own recent history? How can we prepare for times of conflict in the Church? This study will answer these questions.
Presented by Paul Carter
October 16, 2015
We are commanded to “Watch and Pray”, but what are we watching for? How can we know that we are watching for the “right things”? World events are an obvious start, and key to “watching”, but are there specific things we need to watch for? What does it mean to “watch”? There is a definite need at this time in human history to be aware of the changing world around us. We need to be awake and alert to what is taking place, and how it affects our lives, and the plan of God!
Presented by Clyde Kilough
August 21, 2015
If you were to take a person-on-the-street survey and ask, “Identify one thing that God says He hates,” how many people would answer “Pride”? Probably not many, yet God holds a deep, deep prejudice against it. Why? Why is pride so dangerous and destructive, why does it so subtly slip into our lives, and what can we do to guard against and conquer it? It’s too big of a topic to cover in one study, so this FNL will home in on several core principles, found in the book of Proverbs, that will help us prevail against pride.
Presented by Ralph Levy
July 17, 2015
The Church is graying, and there is an urgent need for fresh leadership. But for this to be done right, both the veterans and the new leaders have to “pass the baton” correctly. How is this done? And what does this require of you, a young Christian, who may be called on to serve the Church?
Presented by Andy Burnett
June 19, 2015
“Peace” and “this present age” are antithetical. One of Jesus Christ’s many titles is “King of Peace.” Do you consider yourself a peacemaker? Does peacemaking possess its limits? What limitations, if any, should we place on striving to be at peace with others? And, at what cost should we seek “inner peace” in our lives? Join Andy Burnett Friday evening, June 19 at 8PM EDT (7 Central, 6 Mountain and 5 Pacific), as we address this topic in Scripture.
Presented by Dave Myers
May 15, 2015
How do you answer the person who does not believe the Bible is God’s Word? The person who believes the Bible is fiction? The person who rejects the Bible because he or she feels convinced the book was written solely by humans in an ignorant, superstitious, and cruel age? The person who believes the Bible should not be followed because it contains dangerous ideas? The person who feels that the Bible is no different any other ‘holy book’ found in cultures around the world? Join Dave Myers during our next Friday Night Live to equip yourself on how to answer the skeptics and prove that the Bible is not just another book.
Presented by Britton Taylor
April 17, 2015
This week’s Bible study, presented by Mr. Britton Taylor, will explore our opportunity to form a close bond of friendship with other young adults in the Church. This unique bond of friendship is not unlike a band of brothers. We will look at key scriptures, such as John 15:13; Proverbs 18:24; Ecclesiastes 4:12; and Proverbs 17:17.
Presented by Gary Black
March 27, 2015
Is there any evidence that Jesus Christ was a real person? Is the evidence only found in the Bible? In this study we’ll talk about both the biblical and extra-biblical evidence Jesus Christ actually existed, and really is who the Bible says He is. How this information can be helpful as Passover approaches.
Presented by Mark Winner
February 20, 2015
What’s your excuse for not doing what you know you should be doing? Revelation 22 has a verse that speaks to the importance of not making excuses. Excuses ultimately lead to sin and sin leads to death. Tonight we will see that excuses prove to be food for the ungodly.
Presented by Dave Myers
January 16, 2015
The pace most are keeping today is living life at ‘breakneck speed.’ As a result, exhaustion, spiritual fatigue and even depression can set in. What advice does the Bible give to help relieve this stressful race? What spiritual solutions will help us exit life in the fast lane and delete total exhaustion from our lives?
Presented by Scott Lord
December 19, 2014
Star Trek had something called the Prime Directive; a rule that was the most important principle for them to follow. As the people of God, we have a “Prime Directive”. In this FNL session we will explore God’s Prime directive and understand how we need to order our priorities accordingly.
Presented by Todd Carey
November 21, 2014
Who decides whether spirits are good or evil? The Bible speaks about a spiritual realm where there are forces for good and evil. We will explore the spiritual hosts for good and the forces for evil and discuss why it’s important we plant our feet firmly on the right side of things when it comes to spiritual matters.
Presented by Doug Horchak
September 19, 2014
Does God care about who we marry? Is dating and marrying someone that is not in the Church a wise thing to do? In this bible study, we will address what the Scripture does (and does not) say about whom we date and ultimately marry.
Presented by Ralph Levy
August 15, 2014
This Bible study will look at some of the challenges you may face while in college, including concepts of humanism, feminism, and Marxism. What’s wrong with these ideas? Are they compatible with what the Bible says? If not, why not? And what’s the wisest way to handle these challenges when they come up in class?
Presented by Clyde Kilough
July 18, 2014
When we pray it may seem that God is not listening and does not always answer our prayers. Why is this the case and what should be do when we feel our prayers have gone unanswered?
Presented by Dave Myers
May 16, 2014
Many young adults are so busy with the everyday concerns of life that the real need for Christ’s return may be foggy at best. Why does Christ need to return? Why is this event not at the front of my mind? How can I get motivated to really pray “Thy Kingdom come” when life is going along pretty well for me now?
Presented by Gary Black
April 25, 2014
The subject is the inspiration of the Bible. I’d like to talk about various reasons young adults can have even more confidence the Bible is inspired by God.
Presented by Mark Winner
March 21, 2014
In this bible study we will take a look at what society is selling us that is disguised as “freedom,” but in actuality is nothing more than immorality, perversion or better stated, sin. For those of us in God’s Church it is critical we show Him we recognize He is knocking and we choose to respond.
Presented by Todd Carey
February 21, 2014
What is the importance of contributing to the Spiritual Body we know as the Church?
Presented by Dave Myers
January 17, 2014
White lies, half-truths, outright lies. Why is it so easy to lie? Tonight we will examine the critical need for complete honesty.
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