Our Bible for Life classes are designed to give a comprehensive understanding of God’s Word that can be applied in every part of life.
We invite you to look over these classes and prayerfully consider which class will most help you as you continue growing in Christ.
The centrality of the cross and its source for the life and unity of the church was established in Paul’s first letter to Corinth. Now, in study of 2 Corinthians, our faith will be strengthened as we learn practical wisdom in forgiveness, purity, and generosity. We will also be equipped and encouraged to confront false doctrine as we learn how Paul confronted false teachers. We will see a clear presentation of gospel ministry and the superior glory of the New Covenant. Learn with us as we follow this case study of fruitfulness for God's Kingdom.
This class takes the core concepts of the Gospel of Mark and relates them simply and directly to people who are not yet Christians. The class content is not meant to be exhaustive or deeply theological. Instead, it gives the simplest and most straightforward explanations of the facts of the gospel, what is necessary for sinners to be forgiven of their sins and spend eternity with God in heaven. The class is primarily designed for non-Christians, especially those who are basically unfamiliar with Christianity, and secondarily for existing Christians who desire to learn how to go through the gospel of Mark with an unbeliever.
The official confession of faith for FBC Durham is the Baptist Faith & Message (2000). During this year when the Southern Baptist Convention is commemorating the 100th anniversary of the adoption of the Baptist Faith & Message (1925), this BFL class will consider the history and purposes of confessions of faith in Baptist life and examine the eighteen articles that make up the Baptist Faith & Message (2000).
Congratulations! You are either planning your proposal (it’s okay, we will keep it a secret), preparing for your wedding, or celebrating your 5-year anniversary (husbands, don’t forget that the gift is a “wood” theme for 5 years). Preparing for the wedding day as well as enjoying the first few years of marriage is such an amazing time in one’s life. Whether you are nearing the end of the stage in life where Paul has commanded you to secure an “undistracted” devotion to Christ, or you are striving to love Christ deeply while also attending to the needs of your spouse; this class if for you! Consider this BFL as an opportunity to extend your “pre-marital counseling” through the first five (or six) years of marriage, but even better! This class will consider biblical principles of how to make the most of the first five years of marriage to the glory of God! It will seek to uncover biblical truth to know how we can love our fiancée, spouse, and Lord more with every passing day! Join us as we see to pursue a distracted devotion to Christ for the rest of your lives.
The centrality of the cross and its source for the life and unity of the church was established in Paul’s first letter to Corinth. Now, in study of 2 Corinthians, our faith will be strengthened as we learn practical wisdom in forgiveness, purity, and generosity. We will also be equipped and encouraged to confront false doctrine as we learn how Paul confronted false teachers. We will see a clear presentation of gospel ministry and the superior glory of the New Covenant. Learn with us as we follow this case study of fruitfulness for God's Kingdom.
This class takes the core concepts of the Gospel of Mark and relates them simply and directly to people who are not yet Christians. The class content is not meant to be exhaustive or deeply theological. Instead, it gives the simplest and most straightforward explanations of the facts of the gospel, what is necessary for sinners to be forgiven of their sins and spend eternity with God in heaven. The class is primarily designed for non-Christians, especially those who are basically unfamiliar with Christianity, and secondarily for existing Christians who desire to learn how to go through the gospel of Mark with an unbeliever.