JANUARY 2011
FEBRUARY 2011
January 02, 2011
JANUARY 09, 2011
JANUARY 16, 2011
JANUARY 23, 2011
MARCH 2011
FEBRUARY 06, 2011
FEBRUARY 20 2011
FEBRUARY 27 , 2011
FEBRUARY 13 , 2011
MARCH 06, 2011
MARCH 13, 2011
MARCH 20, 2011
MARCH 27, 2011
BELIEVERS' CONVENTION
FIRST QUARTER
JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH 2011
JESUS BECOMES A MAN
In the Synagogue
Luke 4:14–30
On the Sabbath
Luke 6:1–11
At Simon’s house
Luke 7:36–50
The Foolish Rich Man
Luke 12:13–23, 31
BELIEVERS' CONVENTION
The Neighbour
Luke 10:25–37
JESUS TELLS PARABLES
Jesus on the Road
Luke 9:37–56
RESOURCES----
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In the Temple
Luke 2:41–52
JANUARY 30 , 2011
The Sower and Seed
Luke 8:1–15
Jesus Foretells His Death
Luke 18:31–43
Jesus’ Authority Is Questioned.
Luke 20:1–26
Jesus, the Good Shepherd.
John 10:1–21
ON THE WAY TO JERUSALEM
Over the centuries the parables have been
interpreted with radically different approaches
but the questions
that underlies all interpretations are the same:  
1. How much of the parable is really significant—
all the details or only one point?
2. What is the meaning of the parable in the
teaching of Jesus?
3. Of what relevance is the parable to the
interpreter?

Here are seven of the themes of Jesus'
parables:
1. Parables about God's Mercy and Grace
2. The Severity of God
3. The Importance of Obedience
4. The Great Value of the Kingdom
5. A Spiritual Kingdom for All Mankind
6. A Kingdom in which the Weak are Strong
7. God Looks on the Heart        
Finally, several parables show that God is not
interested in outward show, but in the quality of
a person's
spirit. Humility, mercy, compassion, sincerity of
heart, these are the things that matter.

We trust that as you examine these stories with
your students that you will be able to help them
grasp the truths of God's Word.