Study Series

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Bonaire First Baptist Church

The Awe of the Lord

The Awe of the Lord was a ten week study recorded at Bonaire First Baptist Church, beginning in January, 2006.

If we belong to God we want to hold Him in awe. However, no matter how much we see of God, we cannot see Him as big as He is. The hope is that this study will deepen your awe of God and that you will see Him in a way that takes your breath away, that you will see Him in such a way that causes you to desire to please Him and that you will see Him in a way that is correct and scriptural and lines up with Who He really is, rather than as a god you have created. Hopefully, this study will bring God more clearly into your vision.

The Awe of the Lord
Class Schedule
Introduction January 13, 2006
Lesson 1 January 20, 2006
Lesson 2 January 27, 2006
Lesson 3 February 3, 2006
Lesson 4 February 17, 2006
Lesson 5 February 24, 2006
Lesson 6 March 3, 2006
Lesson 7 March 10, 2006
Lesson 8 March 17, 2006
Lesson 9 March 24, 2006

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