Throughout my years of teaching and preaching, I have devoted particular attention to apologetics, especially the case for Christ and dealing with life's troubles. The lesson series listed below were developed from studies and presentations regarding those themes. Each series can be adapted to fit schedules for a weekend seminar, Vacation Bible School or other weeknight series, a weekly class series, retreat, or similar setting. All are designed to help believers "in the pew" be better equipped to meet some of the challenges of living the Christian faith in the 21st century. Specific lesson subjects can be included or omitted to fit different scheduling formats. Contact me at david@davidanguish.com to schedule a series or for more information. |
Life and Trouble:
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Resurrection 101
Christianity is unique among religions in its claim that its founder was raised from the dead. Paul, for example, said that Jesus’ resurrection validated his ministry, is the basis for justification, and is the ground of ultimate hope. He also said that, if Jesus was not raised, Christians are misrepresenting God, presenting an empty message, have a futile faith, and are not forgiven. This series introduces the reasons we can confidently believe in the reality of the resurrection. The series can be adapted to fit various schedules and formats. Subjects include:
Can We Trust the Gospels?Were the Gospels written too long after Jesus lived to be accurate? Does the fact that our earliest manuscript copies of the Gospels were not made until 200 to 300 years after the events mean that we cannot trust the accuracy of what we have received? Did the writers invent a different Jesus than the man from Nazareth who walked the roads of Galilee and Judea? Subjects include:
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