Lesson Five: Priceless Treasure in Cracked Pots

Tomorrow is December 1st, and I know we're already feeling the pressure of all that we need to get done in the next few weeks. Do yourself an Advent favor, and take some time to work on this last lesson of the year 2009. It's a good one, and has several applications to this liturgical season. You'll still have plenty of time to get to all those other things.

Don't forget, we're going to go out to lunch after our regular meeting. It's become our Christmas tradition.

See you on December 10.

Study Guide for Lesson Five

Lesson Four: The Glory of the New Covenant

I think that you'll find this to be a fascinating lesson. Paul stuffs a lot into a few sentences. (What else is new? Right?) Don't be afraid to give it your all. After this lesson, you'll have a whole month to rest before you have to tackle the next one.

Study Guide for Lesson Four

I don't know if you're interested, but I was asked to speak to the Family Formation group at church this fall and to prepare for that talk, I wrote a paper with my notes. (It helps me remember what I'm going to say if I type it out.) It's a talk about what happens to us when our time here ends. You're welcome to read it if you like.

At the Finish Line

See you on the 12th!