Author: Yolanda Watt | Student, Living Education – Charlotte, 2021-22 Estimated Reading Time: 3 min. Mr. Jonathan McNair opened his Assembly lecture by asking a series of questions: “How small is your life? How narrow is your experience? How far have you exercised your creativity?” To illustrate his point, Mr. McNair showed the students a […]
Author: Yolanda Watt | Student, Living Education – Charlotte, 2021-22 Estimated Reading Time: 6 min. Mr. Kenneth Frank opened his lecture to the Living Education students by stating that the Bible is a very big book and has many instructions in it that are geared toward young people. Throughout this lecture we focused on God’s […]
Author: Mr. Kenneth Frank | Faculty in Theology, Living Education Estimated reading time: 7 min. Did you know that while Paul was in prison awaiting execution for the last time, brethren risked their lives to visit him? In his final epistle, Paul remarked heartbrokenly that some had turned away from him, either fearful for their lives […]
Author: Yolanda Watt | Student, Living Education – Charlotte, 2021-22 Estimated Reading Time: 3 min. As an alumnus of Living University, Mr. Jacob Hall wanted to impress upon us a lesson that he’d learned as a student. He asked the students what the phrase “The Bible is the foundation of all knowledge” meant to them. […]
Student Responses | God’s Feast Days: The Biblical Passover We have made changes to our student comments section of our online courses, and we invite you to join us in participating in this new forum! This forum is designed to collect and share responses to the discussion questions in our online courses. Answer the question […]
Author: Mr. Kenneth Frank | Faculty in Theology, Living Education Estimated reading time: 7 min. Did you know that the internal inscribing of God’s word, i.e., on the heart, is taught in the Old Testament? Some may think that this is exclusively a benefit of the New Covenant (Jeremiah 31:33). However, this Digging Deeper presents Old […]
Author: Ryan Price | Student, Living Education – Charlotte, 2021-22 Estimated Reading Time: 4 min. For the forum this week, the Living Education–Charlotte students got to hear from guest presenter Dr. Roedolph Opperman, a systems engineer who worked on the fault protection team of the Mars Perseverance Rover. He gave the students a unique look […]
Author: Yolanda Watt | Student, Living Education – Charlotte, 2021-22 Estimated Reading Time: 3 min. Mr. Gaylyn Bonjour opened his lecture to the students by talking about how our lives are similar to the sand passing through an hourglass. He stressed that time is moving quickly and that we, as younger people, need to learn […]
Author: Mr. Kenneth Frank | Faculty in Theology, Living Education Estimated reading time: 9 min. Did you know that Paul, despite being a Roman citizen (Acts 22:28), described himself as a servant? Roman citizenship was highly prized in the first century. But when it came to his relationship to Jesus Christ, he referred to himself as […]
Author: Ryan Price | Student, Living Education – Charlotte, 2021-22 Estimated Reading Time: 3 min. Luke 21:36 tells us that we are to watch and pray always. To “watch”, in part, means we have to be keeping up with the news and learning about the affairs of our world. But are we learning about our […]