Marketplace Bible Study

Note: Temporary Location Change

I want to remind each of you that the Marketplace Bible Study will be meeting at Scottsdale Bible Church (at the Towne Center Building) for the next 3 weeks, November 30, December 7th and December 14th as the ADF meeting rooms will not be available to us (while some construction work is being done).

Pastor Jamie Rasmussen will be teaching the sessions and we hope you all will be able to join us at the Scottsdale Bible Church location.

The attached map shows the location at the Towne Center Building at the Scottsdale Bible Church Campus at the intersection of Shea Boulevard and Miller Road. Please park in the South Parking area indicated on the map.

Directions to Scottsdale Bible Church:

Take the 101 Freeway to Shea Boulevard, Go west on Shea Boulevard until you reach Miller Road, Turn left/south on Miller Road and park in the South Parking area. (If you get to Scottsdale Road, you have gone too far.)

The address of Scottsdale Bible Church is the following: 7601 E. Shea Boulevard Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (480) 824-7230

We look forward to seeing all of you at the Towne Center building at Scottsdale Bible Church at 7:00 AM sharp tomorrow morning.

Coffee and donuts will be served!

Dave Cavan

PS  For those of you who are Internet savy, here's a Google Map to Scottsdale Bible Church.

Confused Young Men in Today's American Culture

Today we heard from guest speaker, Pastor Ryan Rice from Imago Dei Community Church in Phoenix.  

Pastor Ryan shared alarming information about a massive tidal wave of confusion that is plaguing today's 20 & 30-something men.

He shared that confused young men dominate our day, and feel a general disappointment with life, have unresolved, non-understood pain, while feeling a sense of loneliness and drifting.

Listen as Pastor Ryan Rice sheds some light on this sobering subject:

Christianity Is Not Narrow Minded

In part four of the series on What Keeps Me Believing, Pastor Jamie Rasmussen tackles the popular complaint that Christianity is exclusive and narrow minded.

Our relativistic society posits that truth is relative.  Never mind the fact that this in itself is an exclusive truth claim, but as Jamie will share, "All truth, by definition, is exclusive.

Listen as Jamie explains:

 

Evil Does Not Rule Out God (Part 2)

Today, we journeyed through part two of the third section of Pastor Jamie Rasmussen's series: What Keeps Me Believing?

As we discussed last week, the question of evil is one that is very difficult for us to wrap our finite minds around. At the end of the day, the Christian must bow to the sovereignty of God.

However, as Pastor Jamie will point out, the pointing finger of the atheist has four fingers pointing back at him as he has absolutely no answer for "the problem of good".

Listen as Jamie explains: