Romans examines Paul’s most important theological work, his Letter to the Romans. Students will be introduced to Paul’s thinking on the concepts such as sin, grace, Law, judgement, predestination, salvation and blessing. As a central concern of Paul’s in this work is the ongoing place of the Jews in God’s plans students are also introduced to Paul’s thought on this important issue.
Where: Eikestad Primary Activity Centre
When: Wednesday Nights at 7.30 pm
22 February - 17 May 2023 (12 weeks)
Cost: R150 for Paperback Book (Optional)
yEAR 2 - semester 2
Exodus
“The Book of Exodus moves from slavery to worship, from Israel’s bondage to Pharaoh to its bonding to Yahweh. More particularly, the book moves from the enforced construction of buildings for Pharaoh to the glad and obedient offering of the people for a building for the worship of God. Exodus advances from an oppressive situation in which God’s presence is hardly noted in the text to God’s filling the scene at the completion of the tabernacle”. - Terence E. Fretheim.
Join us for the ride, as we study this amazing story of redemption together
Where: Eikestad Primary Activity Centre
When: Wednesday Nights at 7.30 pm
2 August - 25 October 2023 (12 weeks)
Cost: FREE - R150 for Paperback Book (Optional)