Illuminate: Christ in the Poor and Imprisoned

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Illuminate
subtitle:
Christ in the Poor and Imprisoned
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Barclay Press
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Christ in the Poor and Imprisoned

“Christ in the Poor and Imprisoned” forms the topic for the third of four quarters addressing themes of care for our neighbors. Jesus promised when we care for the hungry, those lacking clothing, and the imprisoned, we are caring for him. Jesus and his disciples, as well as many prophets from the Hebrew Scriptures, found themselves imprisoned unjustly, and Jesus’ challenging call to wealthy would-be followers to sell everything and follow him echoes through the ages. We explore the themes of poverty and imprisonment, abundant life and Christ’s liberating power—in both spiritual and material aspects—in this topical study of Scripture.

 

lessons

  1. Humbled (Philippians 2:1–11; Matthew 27:15–31)
  2. Treasure in Heaven (Mark 10:17–31; James 2:1–13)
  3. God’s Justice (Isaiah 58:1–11; Selections from Proverbs)
  4. Pure Religion (Isaiah 1:11–20; Nehemiah 5:1–13)
  5. Enough for Everyone (Deuteronomy 15:1–11; Acts 4:32–37)
  6. Life over Law (1 Samuel 20:33–34, 42; 21:1–6; Mark 2:18–28)
  7. Bread for the People (Exodus 16:1–12; John 6:1–13)
  8. Giving Generously (2 Corinthians 8:1–15; 2 Corinthians 9:1–15)
  9. Caring for the “Undeserving” (Romans 12:9–21; Luke 15:11–24)
  10. Joseph in Prison (Genesis 39:20–40:4, 9–15; 41:9–14)
  11. Paul in Prison for Christ (Acts 16:20–34; Philippians 1:12–26)
  12. Peter Freed from Prison (Acts 12:1–19)
  13. Freed from Sin (Isaiah 42:1–9; Galatians 5:1, 13–25)
  14. Good News for the Poor (Isaiah 61:1–4; Psalm 107:4–16)

writers

Paul Almquist, Cherice Bock, Windy Cooler, Lynette Davis, Michael Jay, Geoff Knowlton, Jeanne Marie Mudd, Christina Muhr, Jennifer Newman, Charity Sandstrom, Lia Scholl, Ed Schneider, Daniel Smith-Christopher, Ben Snyder, Melinda Wenner Bradley, Greg Woods

 

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