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This class reveals the astonishing history of six kings of Judah, two of whom were deemed righteous and noble and their successors just the opposite to the extreme. Three were godly and promoted their faith in combating paganism and idolatry; three were evil incarnate and supported practices that encouraged idolatry in many forms. This study of contrasts, like all of history, contains useful lessons for all. Join us for a riveting look at six memorable historical figures that occupied thrones.

This is a story of redemption based on a famous parable found in Luke. A young man from a wealthy and comfortable background abandons his life of privilege determined to forge a new life on his own. Demanding an early inheritance from his father, he sets off on a journey to "a far land" where the grass is sure to be greener on the other side of the fence. His dreams and aspirations are not realized as hoped and he ultimately returns home a broken man. He is redeemed by his father's loving embrace.

Apologetics is the study of the defense of one's beliefs. There are apologists in diverse fields, among them Christian apologists defending the Bible. This class delves into their defense in several areas: support from documentation of ancient manuscripts, archaeology, corroboration of secular historians and accuracy of historic Biblical prophecies. Food for thought- whatever your view of the Bible.