Author Archive for: jmcnair
Entries by Jonathan McNair
Living Education Students “Church History Timeline” project
In the Introduction to Doctrines class, one of our student groups designed a “Timeline of Church History”. To take a look at their work, just click on the link below! […]
World Ahead – This Week
We’ve had almost thirty members express interest in participating in our Living Education Israel Dig and Tour 2020. You still have time to get involved! If you would like to […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 3: Lesson 43 “Elisha”
Featured Passage: 2 Kings 2-7 Elijah the prophet was getting older and God decided it was time to appoint a new prophet in Israel to take his place. Under God’s […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 2: Lesson 43 “God Speaks to Israel”
Featured Passage: Exodus 20 God wanted to enter into a special relationship with Israel, but they had to agree. He planned to speak the terms of the agreement to Israel […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 1: Lesson 43 “Samuel Judges Israel”
Featured Passage: 1 Samuel 3-4, 7 Samuel served in the temple from childhood. Under the guidance of Eli, Samuel began to learn about all the things of God. God was […]
Second Thoughts: God Wrote a Book
Author: Thomas White | Editorial Department, Living Church of God Mr. Gerald Weston’s recent assembly provided a fascinating “speed run” through the Old Testament, noting each book, its highlights, and […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 3: Lesson 42 “Elijah”
Featured Passage: 1 Kings 17-19 Ahab became king of Israel, and he followed in the footsteps of his wicked ancestor, Jeroboam. He also married Jezebel, a Phoenician Princess of neighboring […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 2: Lesson 42 “Israel Prepares to Meet God”
Featured Passage: Exodus 19 When Moses and the children of Israel left Egypt, they began their journey toward Mt. Sinai just as God had instructed (Exodus 3:12). They arrived at […]
Children’s Bible Program – Level 1: Lesson 42 “Samuel – God Heard”
Featured Passage: 1 Samuel 1-2 As 1 Samuel begins, we are introduced to a woman from the strange-sounding city called Ramathaimzophim! Her name was much easier to pronounce than her […]