Kootenai Church Adult Sunday School

Belshazzar gathers his nobles for revelry and debauchery as the city is surrounded by the Medo-Persian army. The feast is interrupted by Jehovah. An exposition of Daniel 5:4-21. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

Samuel defends his role as Judge and Prophet over Israel and rebukes the Israelites. An exposition of 1 Samuel 12: 1-11.

Description: History teaches us that hyper-Calvinism is as much a threat to true Calvinism as Arminianism is. Virtually every revival of true Calvinism since the Puritan era has been hijacked, crippled, or ultimately killed by hyper-Calvinist influences. Modern Calvinists would do well to be on guard against the influence of these deadly trends. Read: A Primer on Hyper-Calvinism

BCM President Marty Windle and his wife, Jeanette, give an update on the outreach efforts of Bible Centered Ministries International during the COVID pandemic of 2020.

The Ammonites led by King Nahash besieged Jabesh-gilead & sought to make threatening the people and demanded that they mutilate themselves to bring shame upon Israel. The Spirit of God came upon King Saul to bring all Israel together to defeat their enemies. An exposition of 1 Samuel 11:1-15.

Introduction to Daniel chapter 5 with a history of Babylonian Kings. Belshazzar Throws a Feast. Detailed intro to the Babylonian line of succession and the early stages of the fall of Babylon. An exposition of Daniel 5:1-3. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

Daniel interprets Nebuchadnezzar's dream and the King is deposed by God, spends 7 years as though he was an animal, and has his kingdom restored. He finally gives God the praise and honor that He is due. An exposition of Daniel 4:19-37. Download sermon notes: PowerPoint | PDF

Israel had rejected their true "King" and demanded an earthly king to rule over them. An exposition of 1 Samuel 10:17-27.

A survey of the popular modern English translations. A look at the difference between translations and paraphrases. An explanation of translation approaches.

The King has a disturbing dream and seeks its interpretation from his "wise men" and Daniel. An exposition of Daniel 4:1-18.

An overview of the history of the English Bible from the time of the Protestant Reformation until the present.

In this multi-part lesson, we look at the history of the Bible’s transmission through 3 periods of church history: the post-apostolic era, pre-reformation period, and post-reformation period.

A look at a number of non-canonical writings.

? A look at a number of non-canonical writings.

? Is the canon of Scripture closed or should we consider adding books to Scripture? Is revelation continuing today?

A look at the “disputed” books in our canon.

? What do all canonical books have in common? We look at the marks of all canonical books and answer some common objections raised by skeptics.

The early church recognized a canon. The post-apostolic church recognized a canon. What do canonical books have in common? A look at five qualities of canonical books.

A definition for “canon” as applied to Scripture. A look at the theological, ecclesiastical, and political concerns that confronted the early church and raised the need to acknowledge which writings were inspired and authoritative.

A definition for “canon” as applied to Scripture. A look at the theological, ecclesiastical, and political concerns that confronted the early church and raised the need to acknowledge which writings were inspired and authoritative.