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April 30, 2013

Title: (HOUSTON AREA ONLY) THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM
Topic: THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 8

Renowned attorney and Bible Study Leader at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston, Mark Lanier, concludes his lesson entitled “The Synoptic Problem”.

How do a lawyer's rules of court and the knowledge of how to recognize a good witness give information on the synoptic phenomenon found in Matthew, Mark and Luke? Follow along as Mark Lanier tackles why these three gospels each tell their story of Jesus in their own words.

Mark Lanier is a practicing attorney who also holds a B.A. in Biblical Languages from David Lipscomb University. He is both a committed student of Scripture and an excellent communicator of its truths.

For the lesson video, handouts, and PowerPoint slides click [here].

For the entire edited lesson audio click [here].

If you do not have a church home, Mark invites you to visit Champion Forest Baptist Church, attend the early service at 9:30 AM and and then go the Family Life Center located near the center of the church building for his Biblical Literacy class, which begins at 11 am. Mark’s class averages about 800 people every Sunday, so don’t be shy! Come and join them this Sunday!

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April 29, 2013

Title: (HOUSTON AREA ONLY) THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM
Topic: THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 7

Renowned attorney and Bible Study Leader at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston, Mark Lanier, continues his lesson today entitled “The Synoptic Problem”.

How do a lawyer's rules of court and the knowledge of how to recognize a good witness give information on the synoptic phenomenon found in Matthew, Mark and Luke? Follow along as Mark Lanier tackles why these three gospels each tell their story of Jesus in their own words.

Mark Lanier is a practicing attorney who also holds a B.A. in Biblical Languages from David Lipscomb University. He is both a committed student of Scripture and an excellent communicator of its truths.

For the lesson video, handouts, and PowerPoint slides click [here].

For the entire edited lesson audio click [here].

If you do not have a church home, Mark invites you to visit Champion Forest Baptist Church, attend the early service at 9:30 AM and and then go the Family Life Center located near the center of the church building for his Biblical Literacy class, which begins at 11 am. Mark’s class averages about 800 people every Sunday, so don’t be shy! Come and join them this Sunday!

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April 26, 2013

Title: (HOUSTON AREA ONLY) THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM
Topic: THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 6

Renowned attorney and Bible Study Leader at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston, Mark Lanier, continues his lesson today entitled “The Synoptic Problem”.

How do a lawyer's rules of court and the knowledge of how to recognize a good witness give information on the synoptic phenomenon found in Matthew, Mark and Luke? Follow along as Mark Lanier tackles why these three gospels each tell their story of Jesus in their own words.

Mark Lanier is a practicing attorney who also holds a B.A. in Biblical Languages from David Lipscomb University. He is both a committed student of Scripture and an excellent communicator of its truths.

For the lesson video, handouts, and PowerPoint slides click [here].

For the entire edited lesson audio click [here].

If you do not have a church home, Mark invites you to visit Champion Forest Baptist Church, attend the early service at 9:30 AM and and then go the Family Life Center located near the center of the church building for his Biblical Literacy class, which begins at 11 am. Mark’s class averages about 800 people every Sunday, so don’t be shy! Come and join them this Sunday!

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April 25, 2013

Title: (HOUSTON AREA ONLY) THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM
Topic: THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 5

Renowned attorney and Bible Study Leader at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston, Mark Lanier, continues his lesson today entitled “The Synoptic Problem”.

How do a lawyer's rules of court and the knowledge of how to recognize a good witness give information on the synoptic phenomenon found in Matthew, Mark and Luke? Follow along as Mark Lanier tackles why these three gospels each tell their story of Jesus in their own words.

Mark Lanier is a practicing attorney who also holds a B.A. in Biblical Languages from David Lipscomb University. He is both a committed student of Scripture and an excellent communicator of its truths.

For the lesson video, handouts, and PowerPoint slides click [here].

For the entire edited lesson audio click [here].

If you do not have a church home, Mark invites you to visit Champion Forest Baptist Church, attend the early service at 9:30 AM and and then go the Family Life Center located near the center of the church building for his Biblical Literacy class, which begins at 11 am. Mark’s class averages about 800 people every Sunday, so don’t be shy! Come and join them this Sunday!

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April 24, 2013

Title: (HOUSTON AREA ONLY) THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM
Topic: THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 4

Renowned attorney and Bible Study Leader at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston, Mark Lanier, continues his lesson today entitled “The Synoptic Problem”.

How do a lawyer's rules of court and the knowledge of how to recognize a good witness give information on the synoptic phenomenon found in Matthew, Mark and Luke? Follow along as Mark Lanier tackles why these three gospels each tell their story of Jesus in their own words.

Mark Lanier is a practicing attorney who also holds a B.A. in Biblical Languages from David Lipscomb University. He is both a committed student of Scripture and an excellent communicator of its truths.

For the lesson video, handouts, and PowerPoint slides click [here].

For the entire edited lesson audio click [here].

If you do not have a church home, Mark invites you to visit Champion Forest Baptist Church, attend the early service at 9:30 AM and and then go the Family Life Center located near the center of the church building for his Biblical Literacy class, which begins at 11 am. Mark’s class averages about 800 people every Sunday, so don’t be shy! Come and join them this Sunday!

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April 23, 2013

Title: (HOUSTON AREA ONLY) THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM
Topic: THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 3

Renowned attorney and Bible Study Leader at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston, Mark Lanier, continues his lesson entitled “The Synoptic Problem”.

How do a lawyer's rules of court and the knowledge of how to recognize a good witness give information on the synoptic phenomenon found in Matthew, Mark and Luke? Follow along as Mark Lanier tackles why these three gospels each tell their story of Jesus in their own words.

Mark Lanier is a practicing attorney who also holds a B.A. in Biblical Languages from David Lipscomb University. He is both a committed student of Scripture and an excellent communicator of its truths.

For the lesson video, handouts, and PowerPoint slides click [here].

For the entire edited lesson audio click [here].

If you do not have a church home, Mark invites you to visit Champion Forest Baptist Church, attend the early service at 9:30 AM and and then go the Family Life Center located near the center of the church building for his Biblical Literacy class, which begins at 11 am. Mark’s class averages about 800 people every Sunday, so don’t be shy! Come and join them this Sunday!

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April 22, 2013

Title: (HOUSTON AREA ONLY) THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM
Topic: THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 2

Renowned attorney and Bible Study Leader at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston, Mark Lanier, begins a new lesson today entitled “The Synoptic Problem”.

How do a lawyer's rules of court and the knowledge of how to recognize a good witness give information on the synoptic phenomenon found in Matthew, Mark and Luke? Follow along as Mark Lanier tackles why these three gospels each tell their story of Jesus in their own words.

Mark Lanier is a practicing attorney who also holds a B.A. in Biblical Languages from David Lipscomb University. He is both a committed student of Scripture and an excellent communicator of its truths.

For the lesson video, handouts, and PowerPoint slides click [here].

For the entire edited lesson audio click [here].

If you do not have a church home, Mark invites you to visit Champion Forest Baptist Church, attend the early service at 9:30 AM and and then go the Family Life Center located near the center of the church building for his Biblical Literacy class, which begins at 11 am. Mark’s class averages about 800 people every Sunday, so don’t be shy! Come and join them this Sunday!

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April 19, 2013

Title: (HOUSTON AREA ONLY) THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM
Topic: THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM

Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)

Day 9

Renowned attorney and Bible Study Leader at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston, Mark Lanier, begins a new lesson today entitled “The Synoptic Problem”.

How do a lawyer's rules of court and the knowledge of how to recognize a good witness give information on the synoptic phenomenon found in Matthew, Mark and Luke? Follow along as Mark Lanier tackles why these three gospels each tell their story of Jesus in their own words.

Mark Lanier is a practicing attorney who also holds a B.A. in Biblical Languages from David Lipscomb University. He is both a committed student of Scripture and an excellent communicator of its truths.

For the lesson video, handouts, and PowerPoint slides click [here].

For the entire edited lesson audio click [here].

If you do not have a church home, Mark invites you to visit Champion Forest Baptist Church, attend the early service at 9:30 AM and and then go the Family Life Center located near the center of the church building for his Biblical Literacy class, which begins at 11 am. Mark’s class averages about 800 people every Sunday, so don’t be shy! Come and join them this Sunday!

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