The Old Testament tells us a King is coming. He arrives in the New Testament but is not what people expected! He achieves an everlasting kingdom through his suffering, death, and resurrection.

Hear the salvation story told through the lens of this musical work at this Monday night study.

Optional field trip: Purchase tickets to hear a performance of Handel’s Messiah

at IUS on Dec. 6.

The Letter to the Hebrews with Scott Shuler

Ever wonder if Christianity is really worth it? We live in a world that doesn’t understand us, puts us down, and marginalizes our beliefs, and sometimes it’s tempting to throw in the towel. Well, the New Testament book of Hebrews was written to a group of people who felt exactly the same way. Some describe the book as an extended piece of “pastoral counseling,” written to encourage them, and us, to hang in there in the midst of persecution, to keep following Jesus even when others would fall away. Join the Fishermen Bible Study this fall as we unpack the message of this exciting and encouraging book.

The class was taught by Scott Shuler through mid November 2022.