We Weren’t Created to be Alone.
We believe we need to learn God’s words within the body of Christ. Each one of us knows His words to a degree; however, a group of us could see His revelation and light more thoroughly. The goal of bible study is to associate God’s words with our daily life and to experience that Jesus Christ is the bread of life together.
The Bible is not just for us to keep to ourselves as individuals. It is also useful in helping others. We gain centuries of wisdom and are thus able to help others by studying the Bible. Proverbs, for instance, contain general principles and ideas to assist anyone in living their lives in a way that is helpful and pleasing to God.
We hope you can experience growth in a multitude of ways through one of our Bible Study classes here at Middletown United Methodist Church.
If you would like more information about a bible study class, please contact our Associate Pastor of Discipleship, Nancy Tinnell.
Image Bible Study for Women
Connection Center – Tuesdays @ 9:30am
Image Bible Study will begin their fall class on Tuesday, September 12th at the usual time (9:30a) in the usual place (MUMC Connection Center). We are going to study the Gospel of Matthew. This gospel is “bookended” by a truth: God is with us. In the beginning of Matthew, we are told that Jesus is born and he is Emmanuel-God with us. At the end of Matthew, Jesus reminds us that not only is he with us-he is with us always. And during all the in-between of Matthew, Jesus is teaching us how to live a with-God life. We are going to embrace all that Matthew has to offer and what it means to live a with-God life. No book purchase is necessary. You just need your Bible and the worksheets I will provide for you. I will send our first worksheet the week before class, so you can have your lesson ready for the first meeting.
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Eastwood Campus Bible Study
Wednesdays – 11:00 am, Eastwood Campus
Join author Matthew Bauer in a discussion of his book, as we dive into the dreams God has place in our lives. God desires for us to live in freedom and abundance, but first we must allow him to remove the obstacles of our past, affirm our identities in the present, and equip us for the journey ahead. Time subject to change. Books available in the church office for free or for a suggested donation. Click the link below to register.
Men’s Bible Study
Wednesday Nights – 6:30pm, Tinnell Center Room 010
David Gerber will lead a study of Robert J. Morgan’s book, The Red Sea Rules. Using the experience of Moses leading God’s people through the Red Sea, Morgan draws on their example to give us principles that help us make the journey from panic to praise. Books may be ordered from Amazon.com.
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Loving Our Enemies: Reflections on the Hardest Commandment
Wednesday Nights – 5:30pm, Tinnell Center Room 008
one must work with that enemy,
and that enemy becomes one’s partner.
-Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom
