SEE YOU AT THE POLE!
September 22, 2010
at your schools flag pole before school begins!
WHAT DOES FBC LAKESIDE'S STUDENT MINISTRY HAVE TO OFFER?
FBC LAKESIDE is a community of students from all around the Azle, Lake Worth, Lakeside & Fort Worth area. There are many opportunities throughout the week for Fellowship, Fun & Bible Study.
What about Sunday School?
Yes we have Sunday Morning Bible Fellowship every Sunday Morning at 9:30AM and the current
Series is called:
Old Testament People: Encounters with God
The Old Testament is full of amazing stories about remarkable people. From the very beginning, God has been at work in people's lives, whether kings, prophets, judges or ordinary individuals. By looking at how God worked in their lives, we see God's character, His love and provision, His judgment and discipline and His redemptive plan for humanity.
Character reveals how people of the Old Testament encountered God in amazing ways and their lives were drastically changed. In this study your students will be challenged to see how an encounter with God will change their lives forever.
What does the Character Bible Study cover?
Character looks at how God interacts with humanity by examining the stories of many of the major players in the Old Testament, including:
- The key life events of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph,
- The leadership shown by Moses and Joshua as they guided the Israelites,
- The reigns of Saul, David, and Solomon,
- The ministry and messages of the prophets Elijah, Elisha, Hosea, Isaiah, Jonah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel.
Students will become familiar with the story of the nation of Israel, God's chosen people. Through observing Israel's tumultuous history, students will learn about God's favor, His call to obedience, His discipline, and His ultimate grace and forgiveness.
What will the students get out of this study?
The students will be exposed to the remarkable story of the Old Testament in a variety of ways. As they journey throughout the year, our students will be challenged to learn with their heads, their hearts, and their hands. |
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