Family Bible Church Kingman

Most of us live our lives by accident. More of us plan more for our family vacations then we plan for eternity. How do we live our lives on purpose? How do we finish well knowing that we’ve started on the right path and stayed the course? The Psalmist in the Shepherd’s Psalm answers this question in a way that will cause us to want to want to stay on the right paths following close to the good Shepherd of the sheep. Bring it Home as you Listen for LIFE!

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In the Shepherd’s Psalm, Psalm 23: we see the work of the Chief Shepherd of the sheep in our lives. The Good Shepherd is satisfying, enough and salvation. For without the protective gaze of the Great Shepherd of the sheep none of us would be alive much less thriving. The Gospel of Restoration moves us from the state of fear and confusion into pastures of peace and contentment. Look into the Biblical examples of Nicodemus, the woman at the well and the apostle Peter to see for yourself the work of the Great Shepherd in your life. Bring it Home as you Listen for LIFE!

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Hebrews 2:14-15

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When planning for a six month family vacation no one would seriously consider just leaving to an unknown destination without any planning or consideration for the cost or logistics. And yet, most if not a greater portion of all of humanity live their lives with no planning or consideration for the cost of their decisions. Does God want us to know His will and if so how do we proceed in discovering it for ourselves? This is the last lesson in our study of theology proper: the will of God. 

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Believing that the Bible is the true Word of God is not enough, we also need to believe it is sufficient for all.  The Word tells us how God wants to be worshiped.  God is worshiped when we preach the Bible.  God is worshiped when we read our Bibles.  God is worshiped when we pray.  God is worshiped when we give our money.  God is also worshiped through song and music.  And God is worshiped through communion and baptism.   The greatest way to worship God is through obedience,

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In this second installment of Psalm 23:1 we see ‘The Lord is my shepherd, I SHALL NOT WANT.” Some translators translate this thought as, “I shall not be in want.” Truly, one of the greatest of all sins is the dissatisfaction with who we are, with where we are, with what we have. The original sin in the garden of Eden essentially boiled down to the sin of coveting what Adam and Eve could not have, the forbidden fruit became their…

Lesson Three of Theology Proper 101 – 2018. In this class Pastor Peter will lead the class in a discussion of the doctrines of God’s sovereignty, Providence and Decrees. The subject of election and the TULIP of Calvinistic Doctrine will be discussed. This is a heady, challenging class discussion that requires faith and a full confidence in God’s goodness and character as the High and Holy King of Heaven.

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It doesn’t take too long for any of us to realize the foolishness of our empty pursuits. Most of us squander vast portions of our lives in pursuing all the wrong things for all the wrong reasons. Psalm 23: is a powerful tool of the Holy Spirit to remind us of Who and What we are accountable to. From Who I am to follow to What I am to follow. Verse one of this amazing psalm speaks to these two major life questions: Who I am to What I will become. Bring it Home, Take it Home as you Listen for LIFE!

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We will complete Lesson One on the existence, essence and nature of God and move in to Lesson Two of the 2018 Theology 101 Theology Proper: The Names of God.

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Week One: Lesson One of Theology – The Person-hood of God. In this class we will discuss God’s existence, knowability, essence, attributes, nature, trinity and triunity.

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