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n this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we conclude our series on Christian Thriving. We talk about the hope of eternal life, why we can and should have this hope, and how to live each day in this hope.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we learn how to thrive in our relationships by considering the eternal community and looking for parallels to apply in our lives. We consider 4 characteristics summed up into one word that should define our relationships.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we continue our Christian Thriving series by exploring how our identity in Christ and the renewing of our minds shape our habits, daily responses, and growth in sanctification.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we consider why it is important for us Christians to thrive in our minds, and how we can thrive in our thinking. We also consider what it looks like when we are thriving in our minds.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we begin a new series called Christian Thriving. We discuss what Christian Thriving means and why it is possible for us to thrive.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we conclude our study on Types & Shadows by examining another Type in the OT using Clowney's Triangle. We also consider the boundaries to keep in mind while engaging in typology and finish with key take-aways.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we understand how to identify types in the OT using Clowney's Triangle. We apply this principle to see how the sanctuary/temple pointed us to Jesus. We also see how Boaz was a type of Christ.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we explore the Old Testament passage most frequently quoted in the New Testament and how it points to Jesus the Messiah. We also examine several types in the Old Testament that God used to foreshadow the coming Messiah.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we continue the series on Types & Shadows. We look at the second method to identify types in the OT and consider several examples that follow this principle.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we continue the series on Types & Shadows. We understand the methodology to use to identify types and consider the surest way to identify types in the OT.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we begin a new series on Types & Shadows. We consider what Typology is and compare it with Allegory. We then look at how Joseph from the book of Genesis is a type of Jesus.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we conclude our series on Why are we Protestant by looking at how the Reformation regained the true catholic and Apostolic church. The Reformers did not seek to start a new church but to restore what was lost. We compare Protestant churches with what we see in the New Testament.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we continue looking at Protestant distinctives focusing on prayer and understanding how the Bible teaches us to pray. We also consider the practice of praying to the saints in Catholicism and the veneration of saints. We discuss the numerous issues associated with this practice and the right Bible teaching.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we consider the topic of worship. After understanding the biblical theology of worship, we look at Catholic worship which centers around the Mass. We also see that the Mass repeats Jesus' work over and over again. We end with the understanding of Protestant worship and the centrality of the Word in worship.

In this equipping class taught at Grace Harbor Church, Providence, RI, we start our new series on Why we are Protestant. We consider the theology of Salvation in Protestantism and compare it Catholic theology. We also evaluate the understanding of Purgatory and issues with this concept.