Saturday 5/29/21 3:00 PM
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Synopsis: Instead of other "gospels", "This Gospel of the Kingdom will be preached around the whole world as a testimony to all the nations, and then the end will come." (Mt. 24:14 OGF) In our understanding, how do we perceive the coming Kingdom as the unified theme of the whole Bible? In practice, how do we repent (change) and believe that Gospel, since the Kingdom of God is near? (Mark 1:15) Among other realities, how does a faithful embracing of Kingdom truth affect our attitude toward the experience of temporary suffering during this present age?
Presenter: Kenneth LaPrade
Biography: Ken holds a B.A. in Religions from Southern Methodist Univ. (S.M.U.) 1975. He has been a Bible student since 1972 in several U.S. locations, Spain, and Mexico. He has worked as a Language Arts school teacher, specializing in helping kids with behavioral issues for 35 years. He's married to Luz del Carmen. They have been blessed to raise 3 sons while working as teachers and pastors of home churches on both sides of the border, in Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas.
ldc84jpm@yahoo.com
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The Gospel of the Kingdom of God
Synopsis: Instead of other "gospels", "This Gospel of the Kingdom will be preached around the whole world as a testimony to all the nations, and then the end will come." (Mt. 24:14 OGF) In our understanding, how do we perceive the coming Kingdom as the unified theme of the whole Bible? In practice, how do we repent (change) and believe that Gospel, since the Kingdom of God is near? (Mark 1:15) Among other realities, how does a faithful embracing of Kingdom truth affect our attitude toward the experience of temporary suffering during this present age?
Presenter: Kenneth LaPrade
Biography: Ken holds a B.A. in Religions from Southern Methodist Univ. (S.M.U.) 1975. He has been a Bible student since 1972 in several U.S. locations, Spain, and Mexico. He has worked as a Language Arts school teacher, specializing in helping kids with behavioral issues for 35 years. He's married to Luz del Carmen. They have been blessed to raise 3 sons while working as teachers and pastors of home churches on both sides of the border, in Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas.
ldc84jpm@yahoo.com
