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House Church Lessons – December 2018
House Church Lessons - December 2018
House Church Lessons – November 2018
House Church Lessons - November 2018
The Suffering of Job
Dear Parents,
Why would we hear the story of Job while studying stories from Genesis? Most biblical authorities believe, based on subject matter and language, that Job was a contemporary to the patriarchs. Job fits chronologically into this period in history.
Job was a wealthy man who loved God. At the beginning of the book, God allows Satan to test Job’s faithfulness. Job lost everything, and he asked God why these things were happening. God answered Job, and His response reveals that God alone is all-powerful, sovereign, and good.
“Have you ever in your life ...
We’ve found the candidate!
From the Pastor’s Desk (237)
We have been looking for our new children’s pastor for a year. Many of us have been faithfully praying to God asking Him to show us who that person will be. In our attempt to find one, Leadership Team and I came up with children’s pastor’s ministry description, posted on several “Pastors Wanted” websites and made inquiries at different places that we thought might be able to give us a lead in this. We also set up a search committee consisted of Eugene Byon, Christine Jung, Jessica Castillo and Jasmine Lee who represent New Life ...
The Tower of Babel
Dear Parents,
Following the flood, God commanded Noah in Genesis 9:1 to “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth.” This command echoes the one given to Adam and Eve in Genesis 1:28. God intended the paradise of the garden to spread into the whole world, but sinful people had other desires.
Genesis 10 accounts for the nations that spread out in the land after the flood (Gen. 10:32). The people moved east and settled in a valley. This story continues the cycle of distrust and disobedience to God. In Genesis 11:2, Scripture indicates that instead of filling the ...
Noah and the Ark
Dear Parents,
Adam and Eve left the garden to start a life out in the world. Despite the grief of their sins, imagine their joy as their family grew. With each birth, maybe Eve hoped this son would be the one to end the curse of sin, to crush the head of the snake. (Gen. 3:15) But Adam and Eve witnessed sin’s effects on their own children: Cain murdered Abel. Cain was not the Promised One, and neither was Abel.
Some time later, Eve gave birth to another son, Seth. Seth lived 912 years. He saw the earth’s population grow as God sustained generation after generat...
Sin Entered the World
Dear Parents,
Last week, kids learned that God created people to live with Him in a perfect relationship forever. This week, kids learn that Adam and Eve enjoyed all that was good in the garden of Eden. The Lord gave them only one restriction: “You must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil,” and the punishment for disobeying was severe: “You will certainly die” (Gen. 2:17).
Before the fall, Adam and Eve enjoyed a loving, two-way relationship with God. The garden was a true paradise. God filled the garden with good gifts so that they might ...