Children’s Bible Program – Level 1: NT Lesson 14 “The Lost Sheep”
Featured Passage: Luke 15 Wherever Jesus went, people of all kinds followed Him to hear Him speak and to see His miracles. Many of them were poor or sick, but […]
Rebekah Ross works as faculty of Music and Assistant to Administration for Living Education. She received her degree from Clarke University in Dubuque, IA with a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education in 2017. Her other degrees and certificates include an Associate of Theology degree from Living University, a certificate in New Testament Studies, and Diploma in Biblical Studies also from Living University. Currently, she teaches A Christian Perspective on Music I for the on-campus students in Charlotte, and gives piano and voice lessons to the students as well. Rebekah knows how to play several instruments and loves the outdoors as well.
Featured Passage: Luke 15 Wherever Jesus went, people of all kinds followed Him to hear Him speak and to see His miracles. Many of them were poor or sick, but […]
Featured Passage: Acts 2-7 Before Jesus ascended into heaven He had told the disciples to wait in Jerusalem until they received the power of the Holy Spirit. The Feast of […]
Author: Mr. Kenneth Frank | Faculty in Theology, Living Education Estimated Reading time: 7 min., 48 sec. Did you know that Jesus illustrated acceptable Sabbath behavior by healing a crippled […]
Author: Mr. Kenneth Frank | Faculty in Theology, Living Education Estimated Reading time: 7 min. Did you know that Moses was honored with a seat in New Testament Jewish synagogues? […]
Featured Passage: Mark 16 While Jesus Christ lived on earth as a human being, during His ministry He served and taught people everywhere He went. What was He teaching? The […]
Featured Passage: Acts 1 Jesus had died, but now He was alive! For forty days after He was resurrected Jesus Christ had been seen by different people – He talked, […]
Featured Passage: Luke 10 Jesus Christ taught many different kinds of people. They would sometimes ask Him questions and many times He would use stories, called parables, to answer them […]
Did you know that John the Baptist did not invent total immersion water baptism?
Early in our four Gospels, we read about a man named John, later called John the Baptist or John the Baptizer. Some may conclude from this title that John first used or even invented the practice. The Gospels name a few of the locations near the Jordan River where he baptized those who came to him for spiritual cleansing. Readers of the New Testament may conclude that water baptism was a new ceremony begun by John.
Featured Passage: Matthew 14 After a long day, Jesus sent the disciples to the other side of the lake by boat. By a miracle He had fed the multitude with […]
Featured Passage: John 21 Jesus was dead, and now He was alive! He had been resurrected from the dead, which was a wonderful miracle. The disciples were so excited, but […]