Springbrook Adult Classes

This is our first "flipped class." We are going to watch the playlist for these videos ahead of time, and then meet via Zoom on Sunday to discuss.

We will explore Revelation chapters 8 and 10 to better understand the metaphor of eating the scroll. Are you hungry?

We'll examine the phenomenon of the seals in Revelation 6 and 7 today.

We examine the throne room scene in Revelation to understand what is happening and how it is related to Ezekiel.

Explore the message to the church at Ephesus found in Revelation 2:1-7.

Revelation chapter 1 was shaped by John to explain the content and themes of Revelation.

We explore the context, content, and purpose of the Revelation.

We are exploring the book of Revelation this quarter. Join us today to discover what does the word Apocalypse mean in the Bible? Is it about the end of the world? Are we experiencing THE apocalypse?

Springbrook's final class on Philippians, discussing Philippians chapter 4.

Class discussing Philippians 3:1-16.

Class discussing Philippians 2:1-11

Class discussing Philippians Chapter 1.

Ephesians Lesson discussing chapter 6:10-20.

Ephesians Lesson discuss Chapter 4:17-32.

Lesson discussing Ephesians chapter 3

Lesson covering Ephesians 2:11-22

First Class on Ephesians. We will discuss 1:1-14

Class on Galatians 6:1-10. Use this password to access video: d@yY@6G6

Discussing Galatians 3. This lesson is supplemented by scriptures and song from the following YouTube locations:
YouTube video of Galatians (KJV) by Alexander Scourby
https://youtu.be/OXsw6D60zF4

YouTube video of Children of the Heavenly Father (Gal 3:26), Faith & Praise #130
https://youtu.be/f1Le7-y9xVl

Class discussing Galatians 2:1-21

First Galatians class. Access class with this password: 8A?986&K

In our final class, we take a look at Paul's time spent in Rome.

In this class, we discuss Paul's speech to the crowd in Jerusalem.

Let's examine Paul's decision to go to Jerusalem and how it concludes his final missionary journey.

Let's take a look at how Gentiles were brought into the new Messianic movement as full members.

The final section of Acts shows us Paul and his friends bringing the Gospel to the ends of the Earth.

We will review the learning objectives as well as take a big-picture view of Acts 1-12.

This lesson discusses Acts 10-11 where Peter is drawn into God's plan to bring Gentiles into the Kingdom.

We learn about Jesus' confrontation of the Pharisee Saul and try to put this story in context of what has been happening in Acts.

Follow Philip's ministry in the city of Samaria.

This lesson will cover the context and speech of Stephen. We try to understand his retelling of the Old Testament story and how it relates to the charges leveled against him.

We are going to look at Acts 2:42-5:42 from a broader perspective to try to understand how Luke wants us to view the early church body in Jerusalem.

We are starting our new lessons in Acts starting this week. Here is the lesson titled, "Jesus Sequel" in which we connect the book of Luke and Acts.

We look in detail at the first account of the disciples in Acts and try to understand why they appoint Matthias.

We take a big-picture view of Acts 2 and try to put it all in a Biblical context.