Jonah : Caleb Schreiber

Session 1 : Q and A

We talk about all sorts of stories, ideas, and themes through out the year realated to the bibe and ourselves. But there are always questions we have about God and ourselves in our every day lives. Join us for two weeks as we create space for students to ask our leaders the questions that they have on their minds.

Context : Hal Versteegh

When we go to church or youth groups, we expect in some way or another, to engage with the bible. Oftentimes in our life however, we end up seeing or hearing scripture in all sorts of places we don;t expect. From sporting events, to work, at school or at home, bible verses can get thrown around to encourage or even condemn. For the next few weeks we will be looking at a couple of verses from the bible that get used, and sometimes taken out of context, more of than others. Let's read these verses together and find the context in which they were originally used for, to help us get a better understanding of how scripture can and does impact our lives daily.

Context : Ben Fienup

When we go to church or youth groups, we expect in some way or another, to engage with the bible. Often times in our life however, we end up seeing or hearing scripture in all sorts of places we don;t expect. From sporting events, to work, at school or at home, bible verses can get thrown around to encourage or even condemn. For the next few weeks we will be looking at a couple of verses from the bible that get used, and sometimes taken out of context, more of then others. Let's read these verses together and find the context in which they were originally used for, to help us get a better understanding of how scripture can and does impact our lives daily.

Context : Ed Baker

When we go to church or youth groups, we expect in some way or another, to engage with the bible. Often times in life however, we end up also seeing or hearing scripture in all sorts of places we don't expect. From sporting events, to work, at school or at home, bible verses can get thrown around to encourage or even to condemn. For the next few weeks we will be looking at a couple of verses from the bible that get used, and sometimes taken out of context, more often than others. Let's read these verses together and find the context in which they were originally used for, to help us get a better understanding of how scripture can and does impact our lives daily.

Jonah : Caleb Schreiber

Jonah is a book of the bible far more focused on the actions of a prophet rather than his words. A prophet who actively avoided God's calling, refused to show mercy to others, and kept God's grace to himself. It's easy to say Jonah was a terrible prophet, but we can learn a lot about our own lives through him. Over three weeks we will dive into the book of Jonah together and explore Jonah's life and actions in order to experience God more fully in our lives, and through others.