Good afternoon!
This coming Sunday (2/19/2012) we will be reading and discussing the following Scripture verses.
Mark Chapter 9 vs 1-9, and
2 Kings 2:1-13.
I think you will find the Old Testemant story of Elijah and Elisha to be quite interesting.
See you Sunday
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Good Morning Classmates!
I have been gone a week and its nice to be back. Thanks to Teresa for leading the class while I was gone.
This next Sunday (2/12/2012) we will be reading and discussing the following Bible Passages -
Mark Chapter 1 vs. 40-45 and
II Kings Chapter 5 vs. 1 - 19
As you read thru these Bible passages you will discover many different people, and I ask that as you read the story's you try and determine which person best fits you and your spiritual outlook.
I look forward to seeing you all this coming Sunday and as always -
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
I have been gone a week and its nice to be back. Thanks to Teresa for leading the class while I was gone.
This next Sunday (2/12/2012) we will be reading and discussing the following Bible Passages -
Mark Chapter 1 vs. 40-45 and
II Kings Chapter 5 vs. 1 - 19
As you read thru these Bible passages you will discover many different people, and I ask that as you read the story's you try and determine which person best fits you and your spiritual outlook.
I look forward to seeing you all this coming Sunday and as always -
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Good Afternoon (1/25/2012) Koinonia Class.
Here are the Scriptures we will be discussing in this coming (1/29/2012) Koinonia Class.
Hebrews Chapter 11.
John Chapter 10 vs. 9.
Revelations Chapter 3 vs 7 and 8.
The subject is Faith and the question is what is Faith, how do you acquire it, and what does it mean in your life?
I look forward to our discussion in this Sunday's class.
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry Pursley
Here are the Scriptures we will be discussing in this coming (1/29/2012) Koinonia Class.
Hebrews Chapter 11.
John Chapter 10 vs. 9.
Revelations Chapter 3 vs 7 and 8.
The subject is Faith and the question is what is Faith, how do you acquire it, and what does it mean in your life?
I look forward to our discussion in this Sunday's class.
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry Pursley
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Good Morning! I hope you are having a good day.
This coming Sunday (1/22/2012) we will be reading the following two scripture passages in the Koinonia Sunday School Class.
Psalm 62 and Philippians Chapter 3.
These are two interesting passages which we will discuss during our class time.
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
This coming Sunday (1/22/2012) we will be reading the following two scripture passages in the Koinonia Sunday School Class.
Psalm 62 and Philippians Chapter 3.
These are two interesting passages which we will discuss during our class time.
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
Friday, January 13, 2012
Koinonia Class 1-13-2014
Dear Koinonia class members, this coming Sunday (1/15/2012) we will be reading and discussing the following Bible Scritpture lessons.
Revelations 2:1-7 and Deuteronomy 15:12-18.
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
Revelations 2:1-7 and Deuteronomy 15:12-18.
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
Friday, September 24, 2010
September 24, 2010
On September 26, 2010 the Koinonia Sunday School Class will begin a new Bible Study on the Book of Isaiah. This is an interesting Book and one that is not often studied. It is however relevant to today's environment and thus worthy of our attention. I am encouraging all who are interested to join the class which begins at (9:30 AM) and runs until 10:15 AM.
Here is an outline of our first class:
Lesson No. 1 - "A Prophet Named Isaiah"
A. What is a Biblical Prophet?
B. Who was Isaiah?
C. When did Isaiah live and what was happening in Israel/Judah at that time?
D. Who was Isaiah's intended audience?
E. What are the two overall main themes of Isaiah?
F. Why should we study Isaiah?
I look forward to seeing as many of you as possible.
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
Here is an outline of our first class:
Lesson No. 1 - "A Prophet Named Isaiah"
A. What is a Biblical Prophet?
B. Who was Isaiah?
C. When did Isaiah live and what was happening in Israel/Judah at that time?
D. Who was Isaiah's intended audience?
E. What are the two overall main themes of Isaiah?
F. Why should we study Isaiah?
I look forward to seeing as many of you as possible.
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
Thursday, June 24, 2010
June 24, 2010 - 3:00PM
Hello! Yesterday I was not at a location with Internet access so I was unable to up-date my progress. !! I'll therefore up-date my status for the last two days.
June 23 - Wednesday
The day was hot and humid but I caught a break. The Missouri River was flooding a section of the Katy Trail and we had to by-pass about 10 miles of the Trail. I therefore rode 28 miles and then had about a 1 hour transition while we drove around the flooded area. Thus we had a break and the total ride was only about 40 miles rather than 53. This combination allowed me to complete the ride in good fashion and I actually felt good at the end of the ride. We ended at Rocheport and ate dinner at the LaBoucha Winery. The food here is excellent and so is the wine! I slept well in the Bed and Breakfast we had rented and all in all the day was a success.
June 24 - Thursday
Today's route from Rocheport to Sedalia was always forecasted to be the toughest day and it lived up to its expectations. Once again we had a section of the initial trail that was flooded and so we had to bypass the first 3 miles but the total ride was still 50 miles. This section also crosses the Missouri River at Boonevile and from Booneville to Pilot Grove Mo. (about 12 miles) the grade ranges from 1 to 6% at a rise with very few breaks and so it is a steady one hour of pedaling. You pedal for about 8 miles to get to Booneville and then you have this one hour of steady climb so by the time you get the Pilot Grove you are tired and you have another 25 miles to reach Sedalia. From Pilot Grove to Glifton City you have 12 miles of generally downhill pedaling which is a relief but then from Clifton City to Sedalia you have about 14 miles of mostly up-hill grade but not as bad as from Booneville to Pilot Grove. Nonetheless; as I as pedaling from Clifton City to Sadelia I was increasingly tired and by the time I reached Sadelia I was spent. I was truly happy to have made it to Sadelia and I did so in about 5.5 hours. Which of the 300+ plus riders I probably finished in the first 15. It is not a race but by the same token I was gratified to finish and to finish with several of the better riders.
Tonight we will have our final dinner with the 300+ ride members, have our last team meeting and then go to the park and listen to some good local music. Tomorrow we get up and start riding again at about 5:40 AM. This final leg of the trip is about 38 miles and I anticipate it will take about 4 hours to complete; thus I will be pulling in to Clinton about 9:30 to 10:00 AM. I'll shower, celebrate, and then head home (about a 4.5 hour drive). So far it has been a challenging ride but also successful so I am hoping tomorrow goes well.
Thanks for reading this blog and I will have a wrap up article some time the first of next week. Until then -
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
June 23 - Wednesday
The day was hot and humid but I caught a break. The Missouri River was flooding a section of the Katy Trail and we had to by-pass about 10 miles of the Trail. I therefore rode 28 miles and then had about a 1 hour transition while we drove around the flooded area. Thus we had a break and the total ride was only about 40 miles rather than 53. This combination allowed me to complete the ride in good fashion and I actually felt good at the end of the ride. We ended at Rocheport and ate dinner at the LaBoucha Winery. The food here is excellent and so is the wine! I slept well in the Bed and Breakfast we had rented and all in all the day was a success.
June 24 - Thursday
Today's route from Rocheport to Sedalia was always forecasted to be the toughest day and it lived up to its expectations. Once again we had a section of the initial trail that was flooded and so we had to bypass the first 3 miles but the total ride was still 50 miles. This section also crosses the Missouri River at Boonevile and from Booneville to Pilot Grove Mo. (about 12 miles) the grade ranges from 1 to 6% at a rise with very few breaks and so it is a steady one hour of pedaling. You pedal for about 8 miles to get to Booneville and then you have this one hour of steady climb so by the time you get the Pilot Grove you are tired and you have another 25 miles to reach Sedalia. From Pilot Grove to Glifton City you have 12 miles of generally downhill pedaling which is a relief but then from Clifton City to Sedalia you have about 14 miles of mostly up-hill grade but not as bad as from Booneville to Pilot Grove. Nonetheless; as I as pedaling from Clifton City to Sadelia I was increasingly tired and by the time I reached Sadelia I was spent. I was truly happy to have made it to Sadelia and I did so in about 5.5 hours. Which of the 300+ plus riders I probably finished in the first 15. It is not a race but by the same token I was gratified to finish and to finish with several of the better riders.
Tonight we will have our final dinner with the 300+ ride members, have our last team meeting and then go to the park and listen to some good local music. Tomorrow we get up and start riding again at about 5:40 AM. This final leg of the trip is about 38 miles and I anticipate it will take about 4 hours to complete; thus I will be pulling in to Clinton about 9:30 to 10:00 AM. I'll shower, celebrate, and then head home (about a 4.5 hour drive). So far it has been a challenging ride but also successful so I am hoping tomorrow goes well.
Thanks for reading this blog and I will have a wrap up article some time the first of next week. Until then -
Have a Great Day and Enjoy Life!
Terry
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