These 1/hr a week Equip Classes cover a variety of biblical topics that apply to daily living. Equip Classes take place on Wednesdays at 6:30pm in various classrooms on FABC campus.
Equip Classes
Winter-Spring Session 2025
Beginning February 26
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(February 26, March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9)
"A Study through Esther"
with Belinda Wile
The story of Esther is set over 100 years after the Babylonian exile of the Israelites from their land. The events described in the book take place during the Persian Empire between the late 5th century and early 4th century B.C.E. While God is not mentioned, you can see signs of God’s activity throughout, specifically working through a young Jewish woman named Esther to save His people. We may not live in Persia as Esther did, but the days we are living require just as much boldness and courage as Esther displayed. Ladies, join us for a verse-by-verse study with discussion and application.
with Belinda Wile
The story of Esther is set over 100 years after the Babylonian exile of the Israelites from their land. The events described in the book take place during the Persian Empire between the late 5th century and early 4th century B.C.E. While God is not mentioned, you can see signs of God’s activity throughout, specifically working through a young Jewish woman named Esther to save His people. We may not live in Persia as Esther did, but the days we are living require just as much boldness and courage as Esther displayed. Ladies, join us for a verse-by-verse study with discussion and application.
"Looking for the Lord Jesus’ Glorious Return and Beyond, Part 2"
with Boyd White
Many Bible experts refer to this time in history as the Second Coming of Jesus Christ when He comes to rule and reign over the entire earth. The New Testament places great importance concerning the Lord’s return as one verse out of every 25 mentions some aspect of His return. Several writers of the New Testament express the thought that we as believers should be eagerly & expectantly awaiting His return (Titus 2:13). The Bible also warns us in passages like Luke 12, verse 43, “It will be good” for us as servants of the Master (Lord) to be doing what He commanded us to do when He returns, so He might call us “good and faithful servants” (Matthew 25:21). “Are you ready?” Let’s find out.
with Boyd White
Many Bible experts refer to this time in history as the Second Coming of Jesus Christ when He comes to rule and reign over the entire earth. The New Testament places great importance concerning the Lord’s return as one verse out of every 25 mentions some aspect of His return. Several writers of the New Testament express the thought that we as believers should be eagerly & expectantly awaiting His return (Titus 2:13). The Bible also warns us in passages like Luke 12, verse 43, “It will be good” for us as servants of the Master (Lord) to be doing what He commanded us to do when He returns, so He might call us “good and faithful servants” (Matthew 25:21). “Are you ready?” Let’s find out.
"Unshakeable Hope…Building Our Lives on the Promises of God"
with Pastor Robert
While life can seem unsteady at times, we who belong to God can filter our problems through, and build our lives on, the promises of God. The stories of the men and women in Scripture were different, but the theme was the same: they were people of the Promise. Because of God’s promises, Noah built an ark on dry land, Joshua claimed the Promised Land, David became king, Peter preached the first sermon, and John caught a glimpse of the future. Like them, we can also build our lives on God’s promises, and trust Him to keep them.
with Pastor Robert
While life can seem unsteady at times, we who belong to God can filter our problems through, and build our lives on, the promises of God. The stories of the men and women in Scripture were different, but the theme was the same: they were people of the Promise. Because of God’s promises, Noah built an ark on dry land, Joshua claimed the Promised Land, David became king, Peter preached the first sermon, and John caught a glimpse of the future. Like them, we can also build our lives on God’s promises, and trust Him to keep them.