Freedom Christian Center-Mooresville, NC

Bible College

Spring 2011

The controversial subject of the authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Andrew Wommack, internationally known Bible teacher, brings a fresh perspective to this important spiritual truth that may challenge everything you've been taught including:

*If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Don't assume the answer; discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy.

*Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer.

*Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid? Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? The answer is an important prerequisite to winning spiritual battles.

Digging into the scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of your choices, words, and actions and how they affect your ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God's best. Discover the powerful truths behind true spiritual authority and begin seeing real results.

Classes began Thursday Feb. 4th at 7:00PM and run 13 consecutive weeks. Cost is $100 for all materials. Space is still available. Contact the church to register!

Spring 2010

Spirt, Soul and Body

Spirit, Soul & Body by Andrew Wommack is underway. The book and companion study guide are being used during the 13 week class. You can still register, but if you are unable to attend, CD's and DVD's of the class will be made available. Please contact the church for information on how to get a copy.

Fall 2009

Intro to the Bible

The sacred book known as the Holy Bible is accepted by the church as uniquely inspired by God, and thus authoritative; providing guidelines for belief and behavior.

The Bible contains two major sections know as the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old Testament tells of the preparation that was made for Christ's coming. His life and ministry, and the growth of the early church. The English word testament normally refers to a person's Will, the document wich bequeaths property to those who are to inherit it after the owners death. But the meaning of testament from both the Hebrew and Greek languages is settlement, treaty or covenant. Of these three English words, covenant best captures the meaning of the word testament. Thus the two collections that make up the Bible can best be described as the books of the Old Covenant and those of the New Covenant.

Some questions for thought:

Is the Bible true?
Does the Bible contradict itself?
Is the Bible relevant?
How can we understand the Bible?
Can we trust our English translations of the Bible?