2012 - Reading the New Testament of the Bible in one year
Join us in 2012 in our commitment to read the New Testament of the Bible in one year. Here at Maroubra Baptist we use the Cover to Cover Bible, which takes you through the events of the Bible as they happened. The chronological programme has already inspired many people thorughout the world, including us here at Maroubra Baptist!
By reading the Bible chronologically you can see the events of Scripture in their historical order, so you can see the unfolding of God's purpose over the centuries and understand how the bible fits together in context.
We have created a reading programme so as all people can read the New Testament in full during 2012. This is a programme that anyone can follow, is approximately a page-and-a-half of reading, and takes as little as 10 minutes a day!
Take the challenge, make the commitment, be changed forever!
Join us in this commitment by dowloading the New Testament Cover to Cover Bible reading programme.If you do not have a Cover to Cover Bible, please feel free to contact us, as we sell them at our church for a heavily discounted price.
Please note - you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader software in order to download the reading programme document, and if you need to install the software it can be downloaded by clicking this link to the Adobe website or by clicking the icon below.
Dr Arnold Fruchtenbaum - Sunday 25th to Tues 27th March 2012
We are privileged to have Dr Arnold Fruchtenbaum visiting us at Maroubra Baptist for three evening sessions, from Sunday 25th to Tuesday 27th March 2012.
Dr Fruchtenbaum serves as the director of the Ariel Ministries.Frequently in demand as a conference speaker and teacher, he has traveled widely in Europe, Israel, and the United States, becoming intimately acquainted with the Messianic Jewish movement in all its forms and with all its struggles.
He is the author of eight books: (1) Israelology: The Missing Link in Systematic Theology; (2) The Footsteps of the Messiah: A Study of the Sequence of Prophetic Events; (3) Jesus Was A Jew; (4) Hebrew Christianity: Its Theology, History, and Philosophy; (5) Biblical Lovemaking: A Study of The Song of Solomon; (6) A Passover Haggadah for Jewish Believers; (7) Messianic Christology; and (8) the extensive Historical-Geographical Study Guide of Israel, which he uses when leading groups through the Land. He has also contributed articles in a number of books, including: Basic Theology: Applied; When the Trumpet Sounds; Issues in Dispensationalism; The Death of the Messiah; Jewish Identity and Faith in Jesus; Dictionary of Premillennial Theology; A Bible Handbook to the Acts of the Apostles; The Fundamentals for the 21st Century; and, A Biblical Theology of the Church.
Join us in March for this privileged event! Please check back here for sessions times, as these times have yet to be confirmed.