HeyJaredFaith Community Church - Sojourners
Sojourners is a Bible Study at Faith Community Church in Woodstock, Georgia
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Compelled to Contend – The Coming Judgment of Apostates (Jude 14-16) (opens the original)
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09/27/2026 – Sojourners Bible Study – Lee Parker – Earlier, in verse 4, Jude said these apostates were “long beforehand marked out for this condemnation.” Verses 14-16 affirm that truth and reinforce the New Testament’s teaching on judgment. This passage highlights three certainties: Christ will return, He will not return alone, and He will judge all who reject Him.
Compelled to Contend – Characteristics of the Apostates’ Nature (Jude 8-13) (opens the original)
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09/20/2026 – Sojourners Bible Study – In verses 8–13, Jude continues to develop a composite portrait of the apostates by their behavior, then comparing them with three historical figures familiar to his audience and then with several natural phenomena.
Faith Affirming Findings: Archeology and Apologetics (Joshua 6; 2 Kings 8:28-29) (opens the original)
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09/13/2026 – Sojourners Bible Study – Kris Brackett – The Bible is historically accurate and perfectly reliable. Despite the claims of sceptics, it is undefeated. We look at a couple of chapters from the book Faith affirming Findings: 50 Archeological Discoveries that Validate the Historicity and Reliability of Scripture by Paul Weaver to be reminded that our faith is a reasonable faith based on a completely reliable book and there is no need to be intimidated by those who attack it. (We talk ab
Compelled to Contend – Jude’s Exhortation (Jude 4-7) (opens the original)
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08/30/2026 – Sojourners Bible Study – Lee Parker – Opponents whom Jude calls “certain persons” were challenging the Christian faith from within the church. In this section, he identifies the apostates of his day – and false teachers in every age pointing out their ungodliness. Though they claimed to belong to God and speak for Him, their corrupt character, and conduct revealed hearts far from Him.
Before the Throne of Yahweh Sabaoth (Part 2) (Isaiah 6:1-7) (opens the original)
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08/16/2026 – Sojourners Bible Study – Brian Irby – This lesson traces the great throne-room visions of Scripture—from Isaiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel to Revelation—to see the consistent biblical picture of Yahweh enthroned in sovereign holiness, glory, and majesty. As Isaiah looks from the darkness and instability of Judah to heaven, he discovers the reality that anchors every one of these visions: earthly kings and kingdoms rise and fall, but Yahweh Sabaoth remains seated upon His throne, ruling ov
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