“Pursuit of God” In-Home Bible Study Series

Your Local Reasonable Faith Chapters
Are Pleased to Recommend This Dynamic Bible Study Series
Next Meeting:  Monday Evening, June 26

“The Cry That Invokes His Presence”
“Pursuit of God Series”


You are invited to enjoy the teaching and fellowship of this week’s “Pursuit of God” gathering. This week, Reuben will follow up with “The Cry that Invokes His Presence” from Mark 10:46-52.

More info and to register:
http://events.eventzilla.net/e/pursuing-god-7week-study-mon…

Have you ever called on God and still found it hard to experience His presence? Do you want to know how to cry out for the manifest presence of Jesus? There’s a cry—a cry of desperation and intensity— that draws the attention of the Almighty God.

This week’s topic follows naturally from last week’s study, our need to desperately reach out to touch Jesus. The song, “I Want to See Him Again”, underscores our need to touch the hem of His garment. Those lyrics include:  “Oh come Lord, like a rushing wind. We are desperate, for Your presence. Revive us, by Your spirit within. We want to see You again; see You again.”

Registration is required because space is limited. These meetings are in a private home in Craig Ranch.

Reuben David, India-born international Christian apologist, is leading this timely study, discussion and prayer. Mr. David was the guest speaker at a recent Reasonable Faith chapter meeting. A former visiting scholar with Chuck Colson’s think tank, he divides his time between Asia and the U.S., speaking on current issues related to Christian faith.

For those interested in Reuben David’s bio:
 

Reuben David has dedicated his life and ministry to a reasoned defense of the gospel and a broader understanding of the historic Christian intellectual tradition. A journalist by profession, he has spoken in Europe, Asia, and America, and to university audiences around the world. He has addressed media and religious leaders in several venues, including a remarkable session entitled, “Understanding Islam: Challenges to Democracy and Diversity,” organized by the Association of Muslim Social Scientists in Washington, DC.A former Visiting Scholar with The Wilberforce Forum, the Christian worldview think tank founded by Charles Colson, Mr. David has written extensively on world religions. Born and raised in India — home to Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism — Reuben is well versed in the practical realities of comparative religions today. His first-hand knowledge of religions, cults, and the competing philosophies and ideologies of our day has made him a popular lecturer and seminar leader with university students and adult audiences alike. Mr. David holds masters’ degrees in mass media, psychology, and religion from Regent University in Alexandria, Virginia, and from Bangalore University in India. A former professor of media and Christian worldview at the North Central University in Minneapolis, Minnesota, he divides his time between America and India. Mr David is very passionate about revival in America.

“Reuben David was a visiting scholar with the Wilberforce Forum for nearly two years. We respect and appreciate him and his keen mind. He has a broad knowledge of international culture and world religions and is an articulate defender of Christian faith.” 

Charles Colson

“Reuben David is a wonderful young Christian brother whom my family and I came to know well while he was a graduate student in the U.S. I admire his love of the Lord and his heart for the spread of the Gospel. He is intelligent, well read, articulate and full of enthusiasm. He has a very broad understanding of global missions. I warmly recommend him as a speaker on spiritual matters.” 

David Aikman, Former TIME Journalist, Author, Jesus in Beijing

“Reuben David is a genuinely gifted speaker and a man of remarkable clarity of vision and discernment. In a world chock full of complex and often outrageous ideologies, Reuben helps people to clarify the issues and to appreciate the steady and reliable witness of the authentic Christian faith.”

 – Jim Nelson Black, Ph.D Author, When Nations Die

“Reuben David is a deeply committed Christian with a breadth of knowledge and understanding of the Bible unusual for his age. He is a clear thinker with a keen interest in bringing principles of faith to the marketplace and effective public speaker.” – 

J Douglas Tarpley, Ph.D Dean, Fine Arts & Communication, Biola 

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