Returning to God Through Suffering
28 January 2010 
Novosibirsk Biblical Theological Seminary
Ps. 119:65-72 - God uses suffering to grow us in our sanctification. Without suffering we often wander, but suffering brings us back to the Word. God is faithful and kind, and that is why the suffering sent from God is good. In spite of the suffering, one should remain faithful and be comforted by His Word. Suffering teaches us the Word. The Word, to which we return through the suffering, is the dearest.
Teacher: Pavel B. Shvetsov
Song of Solomon, part 29
26 January 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
What God has to say about Romance, Love, Sex, and Marriage as found in His instructions to us in the Book of the Song of Solomon. The same God who has given us everything pertaining to life and godliness, the same God who calls us to righteousness, holiness, and a life without compromise, the same God who forgives sin and guides those who seek wisdom, this same God is the foremost expert on your need for romance and your future or current marriage. He has provided an instructional manual so that we might truly live with joy and intensity of satisfaction that He created us to experience.
The book follows the following outline:
Introduction to Song of Solomon –What God thinks about love and marriage.
[1:1-8] - Attraction is the beginning of romance
[1:9-2:7] - Part Two
[2:8-3:5] - Time spent in getting to know one another.
[2:15-17] - Learning more about each other
[3:1-11; 4:1-4] - Godly courtship leads to godly marriage
[4:5-16] - The wedding
[4:1-5:1] - The honeymoon
[5:1-9; 6:1-13, 5:2-6:3] – Disagreements
[5:10-16; 6:1-3] - Resolving Disagreements
[7:1-11; 8:4] - Improve and Protect Relationship
[7:3-13; 8:1-3] - Continued
[8:4-9] - Faithful Commitment
[8:5-14] - Continued Commitment
[8:10-15] - Conclusion
Man’s Character while Worshipping God
21 January 2010 Novosibirsk Biblical Theological Seminary
Ps. 14 - This psalm deals with the character of both God and man. If one is to enter God’s presence, what kind of person should he be? If one sincerely wants to worship God, he should seek holiness because God is holy.
Teacher: Pavel B. Shvetsov
Song of Solomon, part 28
19 January 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
What God has to say about Romance, Love, Sex, and Marriage as found in His instructions to us in the Book of the Song of Solomon. The same God who has given us everything pertaining to life and godliness, the same God who calls us to righteousness, holiness, and a life without compromise, the same God who forgives sin and guides those who seek wisdom, this same God is the foremost expert on your need for romance and your future or current marriage. He has provided an instructional manual so that we might truly live with joy and intensity of satisfaction that He created us to experience.
The book follows the following outline:
Introduction to Song of Solomon –What God thinks about love and marriage.
[1:1-8] - Attraction is the beginning of romance
[1:9-2:7] - Part Two
[2:8-3:5] - Time spent in getting to know one another.
[2:15-17] - Learning more about each other
[3:1-11; 4:1-4] - Godly courtship leads to godly marriage
[4:5-16] - The wedding
[4:1-5:1] - The honeymoon
[5:1-9; 6:1-13, 5:2-6:3] – Disagreements
[5:10-16; 6:1-3] - Resolving Disagreements
[7:1-11; 8:4] - Improve and Protect Relationship
[7:3-13; 8:1-3] - Continued
[8:4-9] - Faithful Commitment
[8:5-14] - Continued Commitment
[8:10-15] - Conclusion
Discipleship’s Cost
14 January 2010 Novosibirsk Biblical Theological Seminary
Matt. 8:18-22 - What can be more important than to follow Christ? What can be more important than to be Christ’s disciple? Nothing!
1. Following Christ is more important than material attachments – vs. 18-20
2. Following Christ is more important than relational attachments – vs. 21-22
Teacher: Pavel B. Shvetsov
Song of Solomon, part 27
12 January 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
What God has to say about Romance, Love, Sex, and Marriage as found in His instructions to us in the Book of the Song of Solomon. The same God who has given us everything pertaining to life and godliness, the same God who calls us to righteousness, holiness, and a life without compromise, the same God who forgives sin and guides those who seek wisdom, this same God is the foremost expert on your need for romance and your future or current marriage. He has provided an instructional manual so that we might truly live with joy and intensity of satisfaction that He created us to experience.
The book follows the following outline:
Introduction to Song of Solomon –What God thinks about love and marriage.
[1:1-8] - Attraction is the beginning of romance
[1:9-2:7] - Part Two
[2:8-3:5] - Time spent in getting to know one another.
[2:15-17] - Learning more about each other
[3:1-11; 4:1-4] - Godly courtship leads to godly marriage
[4:5-16] - The wedding
[4:1-5:1] - The honeymoon
[5:1-9; 6:1-13, 5:2-6:3] – Disagreements
[5:10-16; 6:1-3] - Resolving Disagreements
[7:1-11; 8:4] - Improve and Protect Relationship
[7:3-13; 8:1-3] - Continued
[8:4-9] - Faithful Commitment
[8:5-14] - Continued Commitment
[8:10-15] - Conclusion
Bowing in Humility
7 January 2010 Irpen Biblical Seminary
Psalm 119: 17-24 - All men need to seek the face of God with humility and sincerity, knowing that we are very small and He is very big. As we do this, God opens up his wisdom and gives us understanding, even amidst difficulty. Through this process, He blesses us.
Teacher: Olejnik
Song of Solomon, part 26
5 January 2010 Roman Dechtiarenko
What God has to say about Romance, Love, Sex, and Marriage as found in His instructions to us in the Book of the Song of Solomon. The same God who has given us everything pertaining to life and godliness, the same God who calls us to righteousness, holiness, and a life without compromise, the same God who forgives sin and guides those who seek wisdom, this same God is the foremost expert on your need for romance and your future or current marriage. He has provided an instructional manual so that we might truly live with joy and intensity of satisfaction that He created us to experience.
The book follows the following outline:
Introduction to Song of Solomon –What God thinks about love and marriage.
[1:1-8] - Attraction is the beginning of romance
[1:9-2:7] - Part Two
[2:8-3:5] - Time spent in getting to know one another.
[2:15-17] - Learning more about each other
[3:1-11; 4:1-4] - Godly courtship leads to godly marriage
[4:5-16] - The wedding
[4:1-5:1] - The honeymoon
[5:1-9; 6:1-13, 5:2-6:3] – Disagreements
[5:10-16; 6:1-3] - Resolving Disagreements
[7:1-11; 8:4] - Improve and Protect Relationship
[7:3-13; 8:1-3] - Continued
[8:4-9] - Faithful Commitment
[8:5-14] - Continued Commitment
[8:10-15] - Conclusion
