FC Lectures 2010 - Living In Captivity: God's People in a Time of Crisis

The 2010 Florida College Lectureship is based on Old Testament accounts of the crisis of the Babylonian exile. The lessons provided here call attention to the bitter experiences of captivity, and how those experiences speak to God's people today. The speakers in this series examine various texts from that period and show how the lessons they teach are relevant for Christians in our modern situation. The evening lectures all maintain an absolute focus on God—past, present, and future. Tuesday's lectures focus on the past problems that led to the captivity; and Thursday's lectures focus on questions regarding the future hopes and expectations of God's people in captivity.

 

Lessons Include:

The Sovereign Lord of History- Melvin Curry

Our God is a Consuming Fire- Tommy Peeler

The God of Hope: Can These Bones Live? Ray Madrigal

The Incurable Wound- Colly Caldwell

Trusting in Gods That Cannot Save- Leon Mauldin

Who is To Blame for This Mess? Monte Hampton

The Wages of Sin: Your House is Left Desolate- Kevin Kay

Wrong Responses to Captivity- Mark Roberts

Purity in an Unclean World- Albert Dickson

Submit to the King of Babylon- Allan Turner

Seek the Welfare of the City- Keith Ward

Will Good Come Out of this Evil? Jason Longstreth

How Will We Live in a Foreign Land? Paul Ayres

Where Will We Worship? Frank Jamerson

When Will Our King Return? Bob Hutto

Edited by Dan Petty