Sunday School Lesson by Rev P L FITZWATER
Rev P L Fitzwater presents a Sunday School lesson from Moody Bible Institute Chicago. The piece outlines doctrinal teaching and classroom guidance for teachers and students in a faith education setting.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
4
Rev P L Fitzwater presents a Sunday School lesson from Moody Bible Institute Chicago. The piece outlines doctrinal teaching and classroom guidance for teachers and students in a faith education setting.
Lesson material outlines Paul and Barnabas preaching at Iconium and the healing of a cripple. It notes their methods, the crowd’s reactions including worship attempts, and the subsequent opposition leading to stoning, with reminders to stay focused on preaching and not be deterred by persecution.
The text describes Paul facing stoning and being dragged out of a city, then being raised by God and continuing his mission. He revisits preached towns, urges entrance to God’s kingdom through tribulation, and emphasizes establishing lasting church structures with elders and self-governing, self-propagating congregations in the field.
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