In the Garden of Eden, as Adam & Eve inhaled the Breath of Life, they became sensory conscious of God’s world for them and God’s relationship with them. The Fall of Man and Woman was deviously aimed at their daily need for food, their enjoyment in the pleasantries and their innate drive to be more wise. These God-given needs, enjoyments and drives of all people have not been ignored in the Bible.
King Solomon, who was considered the wisest man in Israel’s history, applied himself to write down the wisdom granted to Him by God. The majority of this wisdom, found in the literature of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, succinctly addresses a broad range of lifestyle, morality and worldview applications. Read these two, again and again, like “God’s Wisdom Handbooks”.
“This I say then, walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh.” -Galatians 5:16
In Galatians 5, the Apostle Paul compels believers to walk, be led, and live in the Spirit. He also teaches us in Romans 8 that the power of living out the Christian life is the working of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit works in the believer to conform them to the image of Christ to produce the fruits of the Spirit. He does this through filling God’s people who participate in the Spiritual disciplines given to the church such as reading, meditation, prayer, and fasting. By expansive exploration of key biblical passages, testimonies, and practical applications, this year promises significant growth in your spiritual maturity through healthy disciplines with the Holy Spirit.
We are thrilled to offer you the first course of a planned series on apologetics! Apologetics is the practical and academic side to prepare you to “...be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you…” (1 Peter 3:15 KJV) There are logical ways to understand the truth of God’s Word, to engage the people in our culture and to draw them into the kingdom. This series will introduce basic questions about religion and Christianity, such as, “Is there even a God?”, “If Jesus is real, is He the Christ – the Son of the living God?” and, “is the Bible actually the inspired and inerrant Word of God?” Apologetics comes to life with the evidence, credibility, and precision of the Christ, the Scriptures, and the Way.
Each weekday afternoon new songs are taught in preparation for the Saturday evening program.
The lyrics and the harmonic relationships of music are the heartbeat of the DBBS “Chorus” class. The culmination of this class is to represent the Bible School in a choral presentation on Saturday evening as the capstone of the week. In the daily afternoon class, the students will be introduced to new and old songs or hymns in choral arrangements. Practice in choral harmony is central but it is also an opportunity to explore music theory, worship singing, lyrical theology, and possibly, the creation of new worship songs by the inspired student. All students will experience the sounds of believers singing unto God!
In the daily afternoon class, the students will be introduced to new and old songs or hymns in choral arrangements. Practice in choral harmony is central but it is also an opportunity to explore music theory, worship singing, lyrical theology, and possibly, the creation of new worship songs by the inspired student.
All students will experience the sounds of believers singing unto God!
Be sure to join us Saturday, January 11, 2025 for our Chorus Program at 6 PM.