New Details: AR, TX, East Coast Conferences

Fellow Bible Students,

Please join us for a Weekend Bible Conference in early 2023. You can register for them at the links below if you plan on attending:

Hot Springs, Arkansas — March 3–5, 2023
Some details may change, but registration is open: >>>REGISTER HERE<<<
Prepare for Persecution: Five Stages of Growth and Suffering
Theme verse- 1Peter 4:12-13

Sherman, Texas — March 31– April 2, 2023
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The Christian Warrior: His calling, combat and coronation.
Theme verse 2Peter 1:10-11

Erie, PA (East Coast) — April 14–16, 2023
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“After These Things …”: A Study of The Church After the Rapture
Note: The 2023 Shenandoah Valley, Virginia and Erie, PA conferences will be combined this year and held at Fairview Bible Church, Erie PA

Gene Cunningham - December 7, 2023

Mary's Song - The Magnificat

Scripture! She's beginning to add up the facts she knows of scripture. Being a young Jewish woman, you know, there wasn't a lot of training. A young man, on the other hand, was trained in the law. Before a young man’s bar mitzvah, he got some intensive training, but not so much a young woman. Something interesting, however, is revealed in the Song of Mary (Luke 1:46-55). There are 15 direct references and allusions to Old Testament scriptures. Off the top of her head, she begins to sing a song composed of fifteen Old Testament texts. Anybody here want to try that? We might get John 3:16 and a couple of others. Mary was obviously a scholar of scripture, and likely, because she was not pushed into knowing the law like a boy would be, she was probably searching on her own. To me this means she loved the word of God!

Scripture References: Luke 1:46-55