Updated Edition of Revelation Study Guide
November 28, 2011 by Doug
Filed under Sunday School
Fred Stokes has recently updated his study outlines for the Book of Revelation. Fred taught a Sunday school class at Oakland Hills Community Church (OPC) in Farmington Hills, Michigan back in 2010. Fred developed and wrote down this material over the past year – after more than 30 years of study. Since February, Fred worked with several helpers... [Continue reading]
Book of Revelation – Study Outline
February 7, 2011 by Doug
Filed under Sunday School
Fred Stokes has recently published his study outlines for the Book of Revelation. Fred taught a Sunday school class at Oakland Hills Community Church (OPC) in Farmington Hills, Michigan. Fred developed and wrote down this material over the past year – after more than 30 years of study. The updated Book of Revelation Study Guide is now available... [Continue reading]
Covenants In The Ancient World
April 24, 2010 by Doug
Filed under Sunday School
Notes from John Bayon’s High School Sunday school class. Covenants were a common occurrence in Abraham’s world. There were two main types of covenants, either between equals, called a covenant of brotherhood, or one between a greater King and a subordinate, vassal. There are several commonly shared aspects of this latter covenant. In the Preamble,... [Continue reading]
Sunday School
April 22, 2010 by Daniel
Filed under Ministries, Sunday School
In our Lord Jesus Christ are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge! To this end the teaching staff at Oakland Hills is committed to fulfilling the Great Commission through teaching His covenant children to know, love and serve Jesus in His kingdom and for His glory. We embrace the covenantal perspective that God’s promise and blessing is unto... [Continue reading]
Introduction to Genesis
April 22, 2010 by Doug
Filed under Sunday School
The OHCC high-school Sunday school class has been studying the book of Genesis. We’re publishing some of the class handouts, in case you miss a class, and for people in the community to enjoy. What observations would you make about this first portion of Genesis? Centrality of God to creation: He makes it, He names it, He evaluates it morally,... [Continue reading]

