Led and facilitated by Bill Imes during Quail Hour on Sundays at 11:15

Lenten Study for the five Sundays in March which will focus on the Bible and its place in our faith lives.

March 1:  What is the Bible?  We will look at it as literature of several types, as the Word of God, (a phrase that can lead us in several directions) and as a foundation for our faith as individuals and as a congregation.

March 8: How do we approach the Bible? We will consider five ways it has been interpreted over the years, and we will share verses that are key to each of us.

March 15: How do people use the Bible in their devotional life? We will work with passages from the Psalms, from the Wisdom books, from the Gospels, and from the Epistles.

March 22: How is the bible used in our lives as individuals and families. Contrasting stories in the Old Testament and the advice offered in the New Testament Epistles.

March 29: What does it mean to live a Biblical Life? We will take a broad overlook of the biblical approach to the life of communities, nations and the world. It will include a look at the Biblical concept of time and the Apocalypse.