Polycarp’s Letter to the Philippians: A Study of the Importance of the Bible in the Early Church
Polycarp’s Letter to the Philippians: A Study of the Importance of the Bible in the Early Church
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Wednesday Evening Service,  June 16, 2010

Polycarp’s name means “Much Fruit,” and it is obvious when we read of his life and his death that the Lord used him to bear much fruit in the early church. One of the fascinating observations we can make from his one surviving letter is his reverent regard for the Word of God and that he was already, like others of the church fathers, recognizing the NT writings of the apostles to be the Holy Scriptures that they are. The purpose of this session is to introduce you to Polycarp, particularly with respect to his understanding of the Word.

Other Lessons by Greg Stiekes

Evangelical Feminism and the Interpretation of Scripture
Biblical Gender Roles and the Rise of Feminism
The Holy Spirit and the Last Days – Part 2
The Holy Spirit and the Last Days – Part 1
The Hyperbolic Virtue of the Church
Stirring Up Spiritual Memory – Part 3

Other Lessons with Various Texts

Introduction to the Book of Job
Takeaways from Titus
Church Membership - A Commitment
Walk Together in Christian Love
Recap of Romans 1 - 5
Biblical Foundation of Missions