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Sunday School Individual Lessons

General Sunday School Sessions that are not in a series

"The Spirit & Music"

August 27, 2023 • Jarrod Richey • Ephesians 5:15–21

Jarrod Richey discussed "spirit-filled worship" and gave some musical examples showing how this is manifest in worship songs from the 1990s and today. He referenced an article from Scott Aniol on this topic and concluded the talk with an introduction to the Redeemer School of the Arts.

The Problem of Expressive Individualism (Strange New World)

August 13, 2023 • Ed Lang

Ed Lang speaks on expressive individualism and how it is addressed in "Strange New World" by Carl Truman.

Translating Genesis (Part Two)

October 2, 2022 • Thomas Hilleke

Translating Genesis (Part One)

September 25, 2022 • Thomas Hilleke

Tuning Our Hearts to the Word (Part Two)

September 11, 2022 • Will Merritt

Tuning Our Hearts to the Word (Part One)

September 4, 2022 • Will Merritt

What is a Covenant? (Part Two)

August 28, 2022 • Will Gunter

What is a Covenant (Part One)

August 21, 2022 • Will Gunter

Importance of Worship

July 3, 2022 • Scott Aniol

Memory and the Bible

April 17, 2022 • Remy Wilkins

Hymn & Haw

August 15, 2021 • Jarrod Richey

Jarrod Richey led this Adult Sunday school class on the work of reviving and reworking some of the historic hymnody and psalmody in our church heritage. The iterations of many of the hymns present today bear little resemblance to many of these hymns when they first were composed and sung.

"The Necessity of Glory"

August 8, 2021 • Randy Booth

Pastor Randy Booth from Nacogdoches, Texas spoke in the adult Sunday school class at COTR.

Jonah as Archetype of Human Sanctification

June 27, 2021 • Uriesou Brito

Dr. Uri Brito from Providence Church in Pensacola, Florida led the Adult Sunday School Class on what he and Rich Lusk have been working on in the book of Jonah commentary forthcoming from Athanasius Press.

Bach's 'Musical Offering'

July 4, 2021 • Jarrod Richey

Bach's Musical Offering an instrumental work that is remarkable for how it was intended to be a joke on Bach, and he was able to use it as a marvelous musical rebuke of not only Frederick the Great but also the Enlightenment ideas that were overruling centuries of belief and practice. We'll listen, look, and dissect the work for the great encouragement that it is.

Redeemer Hymnal Update

May 23, 2021 • Glen Warner & Jarrod Richey

See and hear the updates from Glen Warner and Jarrod Richey as they highlight some of the process and focus of this hymnal project for the Adult Sunday School class.

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