A class from the series “How the Gospels Tell the Story.” In this fourth and final session of our Advent study on the 4 gospels, we look at the book of Luke and how it begins with the parents of John the Baltist, and their role in the birth of Jesus.
A class from the series “How the Gospels Tell the Story.” In this third session, we look at the gospel of Mark. This gospel stands apart from the others in that it doesn’t spend a lot of time on flowery language. Instead, it gets straight to the point, immediately declaring that Jesus is the Christ; the Messiah.
A class from the series “How the Gospels Tell the Story.” In this second session, we move on to the Gospel of John. John’s gospel focuses on the divinity of Jesus first, then moves toward the humanity of Jesus, as opposed to Matthew’s gospel focising first on Jesus haminty and then his divinty.
A class from the series “How the Gospels Tell the Story.” In this first session we cover the book of Matthew, and how this gospel focuses heavily on the genealogy of Jesus, and what that means for us as readers.
A class from the series “How the Gospels Tell the Story.” In this introductory session, Rev. Becky Clark gives an overview of how the 4 gospels tell the story of Jesus’ birth and the beginning of his ministry.
