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.

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?