Stand in the Rain Bible Class

 “Stand in the Rain” began as a basic Bible reading schedule, designed so that it can be joined, in progress, at any time.
 But when Jesus smiled on the endeavor, it soon got out of hand, taking on a Spirit-driven life of its own that has had wide-ranging impact.
Our premise from the start was that the Bible isn’t just a book, like Huck Finn or War and Peace, that we read and then take back to the library.  The Bible is an environment, specifically designed by its Author to make us grow.  Our theme verse, Isaiah 55:10-11, says that the Bible, to the soul, is what rain and light are to a garden. We thrive within its atmosphere.  We wilt without it.
So make a commitment to serious systematic Bible study.  Join Franklyn and Shelley Pfeil  as we live and breathe the Bible together.  We will be following Jesus through the “Stand in the Rain” Bible-reading initiative, or program, or crusade, or obsession, or compulsion, or whatever one might call it.
(Only) God knows where he’s going to steer this thing!

Stand in the Rain Bible Class Audio Files

Exodus 3:1 – 12:36 – 6/19/2011 – class notes
Acts 6 – 12:24 – 6/12/2011 – class notes
6/5/2012 – No class – guest speaker
Acts 2:1 – Acts 5:42 – 5/29/2011 – class notes
4/17/2011 & 4/21/2011 – No Class
Luke 14:1 – 18:17 – 4/03/2011 – class notes
Luke 11:14 – 13:35 – 3/27/2011 – class notes
Genesis 15 – 23 – 3/13/2011 – class notes
Genesis 3 – 14:24 – 3/6/2011 – class notes
01/16/2011 – No Class
12/19/2010 & 12/26/2010 – No Class
Jude 1:1 – Daniel 6 – 12/12/2010 – class notes
2 Chronicles 24 – 35 – 11/7/2010 – class notes
2 Chronicles 1 through 2 Chronicles 11 – 23 (No Audio Available) – 10/31/2010 – class notes
Psalms 124 – 136 – 10/17/2010 – class notes
Psalms 119:49 – 123 – 10/10/2010 – class notes
Psalms 111 – 119:48 – 10/03/2010 – class notes

Stand in the Rain Bible Class Blog

Stand in the Rain is a 3-year Bible reading program. You can find the  reading schedule here. Go to today’s date in “year three” and then just keep on going. That’s all there is to it. You can find the original blog posts here, at http://lockportalliance.blogspot.com/ or on Facebook.
We read the Bible with a purpose.
Isaiah 55:10-11 likens the Word of God to the rain, falling upon us and making us grow–closer to Jesus and more like Him every day:
As the rain and the snow
come down from heaven,
and do not return to it
without watering the earth
and making it bud and flourish,

so that it yields seed for the sower and bread for the eater,
so is my word that goes out from my mouth:
It will not return to me empty,
but will accomplish what I desire
and achieve the purpose for which I sent it.