This is the first FBCLG Online Bible Study Course! This course is designed such that you may take it from the convenience of your own home! Sign up and join FBC members and friends; in locations all over New Jersey, the country, and further; as we come together to study God’s word. From Thursday, March 1, through Thursday, April 5, 2012, we will study Pastor Soaries’ sermon series, “Getting to the Next Level.” We will examine Pastor Soaries’ messages in depth, and answer questions you may have as we explore this timely theme. All you’ll need is access to the Internet, and a willingness to grow spiritually using technology. Register today and be ready to participate from anywhere in the world!

This course will continue its focus on the excellence of the ministry of Jesus Christ as the Christian’s high priest. It will describe to the students the present-day intercessory ministry of Our Lord. The uniqueness of the book of Hebrews will be highlighted. Jesus Christ will be presented as the Christian’s mediator, sacrifice and high priest. The importance and indispensability of faith will be discussed.

Are you a New Christian or an Experienced Believer who needs to be refreshed? If so, The Disciple’s Cross is a remarkable study designed to help you make Christ the Master of your life, and to develop a personal, lifelong, obedient relationship with Him. The Disciple’s Cross is an excellent course to help students move toward maturity in Christ. The Disciple’s Cross will help you experience life in Christ through practicing these Biblical disciplines: spending time with the Master; living in the Word; praying in faith; and fellowshipping with believers.

CLASSES START AT 7:30 PM. If you are between the ages of 18 and 30, a new Christian, or new to First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens, married or single, you will appreciate this time to gather in real talk about Christ and your relationship with Him; particularly in the Baptist tradition. Sign up here to become a part of the exciting Young Adult Ministry and Bible Study.

THIS COURSE BEGINS JANUARY 24, 2012. Did you finish the New Member class and then wonder what was next? Were you baptized and then questioned what you should do next? Are you new to God’s word, and want to know where to begin reading the Bible? If so, this course is for You! Register today for this engaging course on being a new Christian; a new learner of God’s word. New Word, New Me is highly recommended for members, whether you recently joined by Christian experience or baptism; or, simply want to learn more about God’s word. Remember, you do not have to be a FBC member to participate in ICD classes.

Jesus gave us a blueprint for prayer. Do you know it? Do you know how to use it so that your prayers are answered? The beginning of the 2012 is a great time to learn how to use Jesus’ blueprint for prayer to direct your life.

Join this course for a fun-filled, biblically based, and thought provoking honest look at marriage today. We’ll discuss and explore: changing views and attitudes about marriage; intimacy and closeness; communications do’s and don’ts; mutual submission and leadership in the home; stress on marriage during tough economic times; and family of origin influences on your current relationship.

These fun-packed real talk sessions are strictly for girls ages 13-17. The program is designed to uplift and encourage young girls, as well as lead them into the loving arms of Christ. Some of the topics that will be discussed are; self-image, confidence, and renewing the mind and spirit.

CLASS HELD MONTHLY ON 4TH SATURDAY. This course will examine the historical and apologetic nature of the Book of Act, the ministries of the Apostles Peter and Paul, their roles in the early church, and the spread of the gospel. In spite of strong opposition, under the Lord’s direction, the Word of the Lord grew and spread. Thus, Luke’s purpose in writing Acts was to show that it is God’s intention for His millennial kingdom to include a population of believers taken from Jews and Gentiles during this Age. The course will explore the application of the principles covered in this letter to the current day challenges facing the church.