Titel: The New International Lesson Annual 2014-2015: September 2014 - August 2015
Verlag: Abingdon Press
Erscheinungsjahr: 2014
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 1426753683
ISBN-13: 9781426753688
Einband: Paperback
Zustand: Very Good
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Years of reader evaluations yield a record of overwhelming positive teaching results. Teachers agree that The New International Lesson Annual gets highest marks for helping Christian educators in the classroom, making Scripture understood, relating Scripture to contemporary living, and challenging students to respond with positive actions. Based on the Bible study foundations of America’s leading ecumenical Bible educators and editors in the venerable Committee on Uniform Series.

Lessons for a full year include analysis by leading scholars, four quarterly Bible background articles, a Teacher Helps article, and helps put faith into action. The annual uses NRSV and CEB text.

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The New International Lesson Annual 2014–2015

September–August

By Nan Duerling

Abingdon Press

List of Background Scriptures, 
Teacher Enrichment Article: Getting to Know the Bible: Prophecy, Gospels, and Letters, 
First Quarter: Sustaining Hope September 7, 2014–November 30, 2014, 
Introduction: Sustaining Hope, 
Meet Our Writer: Rev. John Indermark, 
The Big Picture: Keeping Hope Alive, 
Close-up: Time Line of the Babylonian Exile and Return to Judah, 
Faith in Action: Finding Hope, 
UNIT 1: THE DAYS ARE SURELY COMING (September 7–September 28), 
UNIT 2: DARK NIGHTS OF THE SOUL (October 5–October 26), 
UNIT 3: VISIONS OF GRANDEUR (November 2–November 30), 
Second Quarter: Acts of Worship December 7, 2014–February 22, 2015, 
Introduction: Acts of Worship, 
Meet Our Writer: Rev. Janice Catron, 
The Big Picture: Worshiping as God's People, 
Close-up: Resources for Further Study, 
Faith in Action: Living as a Believer, 
UNIT 1: IN AWE OF GOD (December 7–December 28), 
UNIT 2: LEARNING TO PRAY (January 4–January 25), 
UNIT 3: STEWARDSHIP FOR LIFE (February 1–February 22), 
Third Quarter: The Spirit Comes March 1, 2015–May 31, 2015, 
Introduction: The Spirit Comes, 
Meet Our Writer: Dr. Jerry L. Sumney, 
The Big Picture: The Early Church and the Holy Spirit, 
Close-up: Who Is the Holy Spirit?, 
Faith in Action: Empowered by the Spirit, 
UNIT 1: THE PLEDGE OF GOD'S PRESENCE (March 1–March 29), 
UNIT 2: THE COMMUNITY OF BELOVED DISCIPLES (April 5–May 3), 
UNIT 3: ONE IN THE BOND OF LOVE (May 10–May 31), 
Fourth Quarter: God's Prophets Demand Justice June 7, 2015–August 30, 2015, 
Introduction: God's Prophets Demand Justice, 
Meet Our Writer: Dr. Jerome F. D. Creach, 
The Big Picture: Prophets Call for Justice, 
Close-up: Overview of the Prophets, 
Faith in Action: Acting with Justice, 
UNIT 1: AMOS RAILS AGAINST INJUSTICE (June 7–June 28), 
UNIT 2: MICAH CALLS FOR JUSTICE AMONG UNJUST PEOPLE (July 5–July 26), 
UNIT 3: ADVOCATES OF JUSTICE FOR ALL (August 2–August 30),

CHAPTER 1

First Quarter

Sustaining Hope

SEPTEMBER 7, 2014–NOVEMBER 30, 2014

The thirteen lessons for the fall quarter focus on the theme of hope. Unit 1 concentrates on the hope for restoration that exiled Israel will experience as seen through the eyes of the prophet Jeremiah. The lessons of the second unit feature Bible readings from Habakkuk, Job, and the psalmist, all of whom seek hope from God in times of trouble. The final unit is a five-lesson study of God's glory as Ezekiel and Isaiah envisioned it.

Unit 1, "The Days Are Surely Coming," begins on September 7 with "A Vision of the Future," which reviews God's promise as recorded in Jeremiah 30 to restore the people to their land. We move ahead to Jeremiah 31 on September 14 to explore God's new covenant that not only ensures forgiveness but also promises a renewed relationship between God and Israel. On September 21 we consider "A New Future" as we turn to Jeremiah 32 to hear about the prophet's hopefulness as he buys a field while awaiting an invasion by the Babylonians. "Improbable Possibilities," the lesson for September 28, examines God's promise that forgiveness and restoration will follow punishment.

"Dark Nights of the Soul," a four-session unit that begins on October 5, opens with "Rejoice Anyway," which looks at background Scripture from Job 1, Psalm 56, and Habakkuk 1–3 to discern God's message of patience and assurance that God will act on behalf of justice. On October 12 we will study "Even So, My Redeemer Lives," based on Job 19 and Psalm 57, to understand that Job had an unwavering belief in God's redemption. "Hope Complains," the session for October 19, delves into Job 5, 24, and Psalm 55:12-23 to hear Job's complaint that God appears to do nothing to call wicked people to account for their actions. On October 26 we turn to Job 42 and Psalm 86 to hear the conclusion of the conversation between God and Job and become aware that "Hope Satisfies."

The third unit, "Visions of Grandeur," begins on November 2 with "God's Divine Glory Returns," which glimpses the vision of God's holy and merciful glory in the Temple as seen in Ezekiel 40:1–43:12. We review the instructions that the prophet was given to build a new altar and make offerings as told in Ezekiel 43:10–46:24 in the lesson for November 9, "The Altar, A Sign of Hope." On November 16 we catch a glimpse of Ezekiel's vision of life-giving water, as recorded in Ezekiel 47:1, 3-12, in a session titled "A Transforming Stream." "Transformation Continued," the lesson for November 23 from Ezekiel 47:13-23 and Acts 2:37-47, helps us to hear God's Word about sharing our inheritance with those who live among us. Unit 3 concludes on November 30 with "Let Zion Rejoice," where we hear the prophet's words of hope, good news, and rejoicing from Isaiah 52:1-2, 7-12 and Psalm 33. These words seem especially appropriate on this first Sunday of Advent.

Meet Our Writer

REV. JOHN INDERMARK

John Indermark lives in the town of Naselle, located in the southwest corner of Washington state. His wife, Judy, recently retired from her work as an E-911 dispatcher for Pacific County, Washington. Their son Jeff works on the Quality Assurance team that oversees the counseling programs in the Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration facilities in the state of Washington.

John grew up in St. Louis, graduating from Northwest High School, St. Louis University, and Eden Theological Seminary. Ordained in the United Church of Christ, John served as a parish pastor for sixteen years before shifting to a ministry of the written word. He has also served in a variety of interim and extended pulpit supply positions for Presbyterian, Methodist, and Lutheran congregations in southwest Washington and northwest Oregon. In the spring of 2013, he served a three-month associate pastor term at Church of the Holy Cross (U.C.C.) in Hilo, Hawaii.

John's ministry of writing focuses on spiritual formation books and Christian education curricula. Among his most recent books are Way Words: A Daily Itinerary for Lent and Gospeled Lives. John and coauthor Sharon Harding have a new book, Advent: A to Z: Prayerful and Playful Preparations for Families. The curricula projects he currently writes for include The Present Word, as well as The New International Lesson Annual. He wrote the New Testament materials for youth and leaders in Crossings: God's Journey with Us, a confirmation resource published by Logos Productions, Inc., and also did a revision of that resource for use with adults.

In their spare time, John and Judy enjoy walking their region's trails and logging roads and traveling the Southwest, Hawaii, and British Columbia.

The Big Picture: Keeping Hope Alive

What Do You Hope For?

Your answers to that question will rely, to some degree, upon your age. What a young adult, who seemingly has all of life ahead, hopes for will likely differ from the hopes of an elder who has journeyed through many years and experiences. Indeed, those accumulating years of experiences may nurture or suffocate hopes once held. That final point underscores the...

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