REGISTRATION
Invite you to join us for
extension classes
To register, please complete the form on our website: nbbi.ca/extensionclasses Alternatively, registration may be made by filling out a form at Bradford Baptist Church or by calling NBBI at (506) 375-9000 or you may fill out the form on the back of this brochure and mail to:
New Brunswick Bible Institute
Bradford Extension Classes 2335 Route 103
Victoria Corner, NB E7P 1C7
SCHEDULE
Dates: Monday Evenings September 9, 16, 23, 30
Times:
6:30 - 7:15 - Class 1
7:15 - 7:45- Coffee Break 7:45- 8:30- Class 2
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
“GOD & ISRAEL”
TEACHERS
MR. KEITH MCMAHON
Keith McMahon is a graduate of the Advanced Biblical Ministries and has served on faculty at NBBI since 1996. Keith has a desire for God’s people to live their lives according to the example of Jesus set forth in scripture and his teaching style is one of gentle, clear instruction.
Is Israel still to be considered God’s people? Do they have any divine right to their land? Will God keep His earlier promises to them, or are those promises now null and void? This four-week study will shed a biblical light on this subject.
“NEHEMIAH”
on location at:
Bradford Baptist Church
461 Main Rd, Bradford, ME 04410, United States (207)-327-1110
MR. MIKE GRANT
Mike Grant has served many years as a missionary, notably to the people of Bolivia. Mike has been a valuable asset of the NBBI faculty since 2013. Mike’s desire for God’s people is that they will love and support Christian missions around the world.
Nehemiah was the King’s cup-bearer. He wasn’t a priest like Ezra or a prophet like Malachi. Who would’ve thought God would use a cup-bearer to influence a Nation and accomplish an incredible task? Do you compare yourself to others? Do you disqualify yourself from serving the Lord? Do you think you have nothing to offer or are insignificant? In this study, we’ll look at how the Lord uses this humble cup-bearer, and we’ll look at some vital leadership qualities, prayer, confession of sin (both our sin and our Nation’s), and how to handle opposition that we so often encounter while serving the Lord.
