Audio from the Sabbath School class of 22 January 2012 is available here.

In this class we continue our discussion of the biblical “Two Kingdoms” perspective, contrasting that with examples of organisations that usurp the place and calling of the institutional church.

We also mentioned the topic of John Auxier’s recent study on the confessional Lutheran view of the Lord’s Supper. The journal article he critiqued is found at the following link.

Philosophical Presuppositions in the Lutheran-Reformed Debate on John 6

The Lord’s Day sermons for 22 January 2012 are available below and on the Sermons page.

• 22 January 2012: Rev. Gary N. Roop
  • AM Sermon: Galatians 5.1-6
  • PM Sermon: Zechariah 6.1-8

The bulletin for this Lord’s Day is available here as a PDF.

Audio from the Sabbath School class of 15 January 2012 is available here.

In this class we follow up on questions regarding the Office of Chaplain in the U.S. Senate (and House of Representatives). We also begin to discuss an example of a “One Kingdom” organisation and its confusion regarding its calling and the calling of the Church.

The Lord’s Day sermons for 15 January 2012 are available below and on the Sermons page.

• 15 January 2012: Rev. Gary N. Roop
  • AM Sermon: Galatians 4.26-31
  • PM Sermon: Zechariah 5.5-11

The bulletin for this Lord’s Day is available here as a PDF.

Audio from the Sabbath School class of 8 January 2012 is available here.

In this class we follow up on questions regarding the traditional Confessional Two Kingdoms view.

The Lord’s Day sermons for 8 January 2012 are available below and on the Sermons page.

• 8 January 2012: Rev. Gary N. Roop
  • AM Sermon: Galatians 4.21-31
  • PM Sermon: Zechariah 5.1-11

There is a slight correction needed as follows for the Scripture reading schedule for the first two weeks of the year.

January

    1   Sunday      Ge. 1       Mt. 1
    2   Monday      Ge. 2       Mt. 2
    3   Tuesday     Ge. 3       Mt. 3
    4   Wednesday   Ge. 4       Mt. 4
    5   Thursday    Ge. 5       Mt. 5
    6   Friday      Ge. 6       Mt. 6
    7   Saturday    Ge. 7       Mt. 7
    8   Sunday      Ge. 8       Mt. 8
    9   Monday      Ge. 9-10    Mt. 9
    10  Tuesday     Ge. 11      Mt. 10
    11  Wednesday   Ge. 12      Mt. 11
    12  Thursday    Ge. 13      Mt. 12
    13  Friday      Ge. 14      Mt. 13
    14  Saturday    Ge. 15      Mt. 14
    15  Sunday      Ge. 16      Mt. 15

The bulletin for this Lord’s Day is available here as a PDF.