Peace and Justice What is peace? What is justice? How do we obtain peace, how do we obtain justice? Exploring our context 2. We look at a picture -What do you see? What is it? Do you have an idea to what biblical story it refers to? 3. We read a passage from the book of Joshua: 6: 1-19 4. Explanation and group discussion The Jews didn’t make pictures. They believed that they were forbidden to do so in the Ten Commandments. But they did make symbols as an aid to remembering or explaining the text of the Bible. The Fahri Bible (1366-1382) contains an
Bible Study at CANACOM’s Assembly When I answered the call to ministry, one of the things I said to the Lord was, “Please do not let me go before your people with words. I want every time I stand before your people to speak, the words will be your words, not mine” Many times, I have proven that just before it’s my time to speak, I would hear aspects of what I have been led to say, being said by others, sometimes it’s in a song. This time is no different; yesterday, Dr. James Hospedales, Rev. Dr. Brenda Harewood, and Mrs. Janet McConell all had pockets of my presentation in theirs. I usually see it as a confirmation of what the Lord is saying to His people. And I pray that today I will be able to carry God’s message with clarity. (Play Senzani na Song) Our foundation text for reflection over these days is Romans 5: 1-5. In this first Bible study on Lament, rethink our Sunday School theology as we reimagine God’s creation that groans in the face of broken relationships and environmental degradation. In Romans 8: 18-22, we read: I consider that the present sufferings
Bible Study CANACOM May 17th 2025
The Call to Lament 