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NEXT LIVE SESSIONThis Thursday

The Doctrine of the Trinity: A Biblical Foundation

Join Dr. Charles Vance for an in-depth exploration of the Trinitarian doctrine as revealed in Scripture. This session will examine key passages in both Old and New Testaments that illuminate the nature of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

July 4, 20247:00 PM EST90 Minutes
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Dr. Charles Vance

Featured Speaker

Dr. Charles Vance

Professor of Systematic Theology

Dr. Vance has over 25 years of teaching experience and specializes in Trinitarian theology and Christology.

Meeting Access

Zoom Platform

Meeting ID: 845-291-0347

Passcode: SCRIPTURA2024

Preparation

Recommended Reading

  • Genesis 1:26-27
  • Matthew 28:19
  • 2 Corinthians 13:14

Upcoming & Past Sessions

July 11, 2024

Eschatology: The Last Things

Upcoming

An exploration of biblical prophecy concerning the end times, including the return of Christ, resurrection, and final judgment.

Prof. Eleanor Sterling7:00 PM EST
June 27, 2024

The Parables of Jesus

Recording Available

A comprehensive study of Jesus' parabolic teaching methods and their theological significance for understanding the Kingdom of God.

Dr. Thomas Keller7:00 PM IST
June 20, 2024

Biblical Hermeneutics

Recording Available

Introduction to principles of biblical interpretation, including historical-grammatical method and literary analysis.

Dr. Michael HortonWatch Recording →
June 13, 2024

The Book of Hebrews

Recording Available

An expository journey through the epistle to the Hebrews, focusing on Christ's supremacy and the new covenant.

Prof. Sarah WilliamsWatch Recording →

Related Scripture Study

Prepare for upcoming sessions by studying these foundational passages. Each lesson provides historical context, theological insights, and practical application.