Emergence Sessions are evening courses that equip us to walk as disciples of Jesus. They are designed to help you grow in your knowledge and love of God and to live wisely in his world.
Roman Catholicism
As Protestants, how should we think about the Roman Catholic Church? Where is the line between agreement and disagreement? And how can we gently and respectfully engage with our Catholic neighbors and families? For six weeks this summer, we'll be learning about and examining the teachings of the Catholic Church. Our hope is that these Sessions will be a helpful resource for you personally and to share with your friends. Topics will include Scripture and tradition, salvation, the sacraments, the papacy, Mary and the saints, purgatory, and the canon of Scripture.
Summer Sessions will be held on Monday nights at 7 pm at our Totowa campus in the auditorium in suite 500. Classes will run from July 17th–August 21.
The Historical and Archaeological Background to the Old Testament
Winter 2022–2023
Teacher: Doug Becker
Summer 2022
Teacher: Donna Aust
Summer 2022
Teachers: Doug Becker, Walt Windish
Winter 2019–2020
Teachers: Ryan Baitzel, Doug Becker, Nate Dorka, Ryan Franey, Steve Hawthorne, Kirk Rupprecht
Bonus Material: Hinduism and Islam (Doug Becker)
Interacting with Different -Isms (Doug Becker)
Atheism, Pluralism, Catholicism, Judaism, Buddhism
How to Do It (Nate Dorka, Ryan Franey, and Kirk Rupprecht)
Panel Discussion on Evangelism (Special Guests)
Getting Our Heads Straight (Doug Becker)
evangelism 101 (Ryan baitzel)
Winter 2018–2019
Teacher: Doug Becker
Reliability of the New Testament part 1: text
Summer 2019
Teacher: Doug Becker
christianity in a secular age
Summer 2019
Teachers: Walt Windish, Rich Abate, Matt Jenisch, Lucas Martin
jehovah's witnesses and mormons (lucas martin)
evil & suffering (rich abate)
bible contradictions and Old Testament violence (matt jenisch and walt windish)
science and creation (lucas martin and matt jenisch)
Winter 2018–2019
Teacher: Doug Becker
