Grace Anglican Formation

Michael Neal continues his study of the book of Leviticus with an examination of divine rest. Where God rests, that is his temple...and he rests with his people on earth.

Michael Neal continues his study of the book of Leviticus with a look at the creation story in Genesis, comparing Eden and its garden to the tabernacle in which God dwells with his people.

Michael Neal begins his study of the book of Leviticus with a look at its place in the Pentateuch and the structure of the book itself.

The Rev. Todd Weedman wraps up his study of Jude's epistle with a look at church discipline and the closing doxology.

The Rev. Todd Weedman continues his look at the epistle of Jude with an examination of the apostolic prediction that "scoffers" would arise in the church; people who would sow division.

The Rev. Todd Weedman continues his examination of the epistle of Jude with a look at Enoch and his prophecy.

The Rev. Todd Weedman continues his look at Jude's epistle with a close examination of some metaphors: waterless clouds, fruitless trees, wild waves of the sea, and wandering stars.

Ben and Cherie Weber make a presentation to Grace Anglican Church, giving a short history of Rwanda, introducing themselves personally, and explaining a bit about their planned ministry in Rwanda.

The Rev. Dr. Jonathon Wylie wraps up the 2022 Fall Retreat with a broad discussion of the archaeology of religion in ancient Israel, and how these resources help to illuminate scripture.

In this third session of the 2022 Fall Retreat, the Rev. Dr. Jonathon Wylie takes a look at a case study: the Philistines. What can we learn about these famous people by looking at textual and archaeological record?

In his second talk at the 2022 Fall Retreat, the Rev. Jonathon Wylie takes in an-depth look at what life was like in ancient Israel.

In this opening talk for the 2022 Fall Retreat, the Rev. Dr. Jonathon Wylie discusses what archaeology can and cannot do. How are we to make connections between the archaeological record and the Bible?

The Rev. Todd Weedman continues his class on the epistle of Jude with a look at the term “love feasts,” and how his opponents are coming to communion ... including why they should be afraid.

The Rev. Todd Weedman continues his class on Jude's letter by looking closely at two more comparisons Jude makes to his opponents: the erroneous prophet Balaam and the participants in Korah's rebellion.

The Rev. Todd Weedman continues his class on the epistle of Jude with a closer look at Jude's use of noncanonical texts and his pronunciations of woe against his opponents.

The Rev. Todd Weedman continues his deep dive into the epistle of Jude with a look at some of Jude's further indictments of these false believers. He looks at the unchanging nature of God's word and considers a showdown between the angel Michael and the Devil.

The Rev. Todd Weedman continues his study of the Epistle of Jude with an in-depth look at Jude's invocation of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah in order to warn his audience away from disobedience and sexual immorality.

Continuing his class on the Epistle of Jude, the Rev. Todd Weedman looks at two illustrations Jude uses as he opens his letter: the aftermath of the Exodus and an angelic rebellion.

The Rev. Todd Weedman continues his class on Jude with a look at who Jude's opponents might be, antinomianism, the act of denying Jesus, and some contemporary relevance for today's church.

The Rev. Todd Weedman begins his class on Jude. In this talk, he first explains how to come to and interpret a biblical text. Then, opening Jude itself, he discusses authorship, dating, and audience.

Dr. Michael Nicholson wraps up his class on the Wisdom Literature of the Old Testament with a survey of the books, themes, and lessons of the genre.

Dr. Michael Nicholson concludes his look at the Song of Solomon by continuing his discussion of love. This week, he looks at the exclusivity of love, the beauty of love, and the power of love.

Dr. Michael Nicholson concludes his class on scripture, the self, and society with a Bible study on the difference between a Christian theistic worldview and a secular humanist worldview.

Dr. Michael Nicholson continues his class on the Song of Solomon with a discussion of the central theme of the book, the love felt between a man and a woman as they approach and experience their wedding, and the subordinate themes that are interwoven throughout: attraction and desire; admiration; and longing & anticipation.

Dr. Michael Nicholson continues his class on scripture, the self, and society with a look at what life is like in this strange new world, and asks us to consider our complicity in it. Finally, he shares some strategies for living faithfully in this world.