2022 BIBLE STUDY OVERVIEW

MATCHLESS ONE

The Bible is filled with stories of ordinary people God used in extraordinary ways to teach character and truth. Through Isaac’s life, we learn about sacrifice. Joseph’s life shows us the hard-fought beauty of forgiveness and reconciliation. Abraham’s story teaches us about obedience and forgiveness. From Esther, we learn how to be bold and courageous and take risks. One person In Scripture is the full and complete embodiment of every good trait any other character ever displayed - Jesus. He is the MATCHLESS ONE. Join us for FUGE Camps 2022 as we study the lives of these well-known Old Testament characters and see the story of Jesus foreshadowed in their lives. 

DAY 1: SACRIFICE

Life questions: How does Jesus’ death on the cross for your sins impact your life? What does living sacrificially for Christ mean and how can I live it out? 

Abraham was ready to sacrifice his son, Isaac but God provided a ram. The priests were required to make sacrifices for the sins of the people. These were foreshadowing of the sacrifice God provided in Jesus’ death on the cross for the sins of humankind. We must live sacrificially for Christ.

Scriptures: Genesis 22:1-4, Leviticus 4:27-35, Mark 15:21-37

DAY 2: FORGIVENESS

Life questions: When were you reconciled to God through Christ, receiving forgiveness for your sins? Who do you know who needs the forgiveness of Christ in his or her life? 

Joseph was abandoned and sold into slavery by his brothers but God used that to provide for His people and worked through Joseph to show forgiveness to his brothers. Jesus came to earth to bring forgiveness. Through His resurrection from the dead, Jesus reconciled us to the Father, covering our sin and redeeming us so that we can have a relationship with the Father. We must accept the forgivness of Christ and be willing to forgive ourselves and others.

Scripture: Genesis 37:3-4, 18-28; 39:1-6; 41:46-49, 53-57; 42:1-26; 45:1-14, John 20: 1-18

DAY 3: OBEDIENCE

Life Questions: How have you been obedient to God’s leading in your life? How can you remain faithful to Him in the future? 

Abraham followed God’s plan and left his life as he knew it to relocate his family to Canaan. Even though Abraham was old with no children, because of his obedience, God established a covenant with him that his descendants would become a great nation. Jesus was obedient to God’s leading in His life. When Satan tempted him in the dessert, he remained true to God. And, He resolved to live a perfect life on earth, to die on the cross and be raised again for the salvation of all mankind. We must be obedient and remain faithful to God’s working in our lives.

Scripture: Genesis 11:31-12:1-9, Genesis 15:1-21, Luke 4:1-13

DAY 4: RISK

Life questions: What does taking a risk for Christ look like? How can you muster the courage to act when the situation is risky? 

Out of boldness and courage, Esther was willing to take risks for her people, the Jews, by becoming Queen and approaching the King on behalf of her people. Jesus went against the status quo, tradition, and the religious leaders in order to spread the gospel. We must take risks to share and live out Christ.

Scripture: Esther 2:5-10, 15-18; 5:1-8; 8:1-13, Luke 4:31-36, Luke 19:45-48

PARENT DEVOTIONS

Parent devotions will be available on www.fugecamps.com after March 1. This resource will allow you to study what your child is learning in Bible Study. 

Cost: $314 (includes all meals, lodging and transportation) 

• $75 Deposit Due February 15
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LOCATION

For over 150 years, Milligan has educated men and women to lead and to serve. Consistently recognized for quality and value, Milligan has been recently ranked by U.S. News and World Report as one of the best regional universities in the South for quality and value; named one of Washington Monthly’s top 20 master’s universities in the nation; and in 2016, listed as the No. 2 best college in Tennessee by BestColleges.com. The 235-acre picturesque campus is located in northeastern Tennessee, minutes from Elizabethton and Johnson City in the dynamic Tri-Cities region.

Amenities

All rooms at Milligan are suite-style with private bathrooms shared by no more than four people.Housing consists of newer dorms on campus with full air-conditioning throughout all buildings. The cafeteria at Milligan offers an endless supply of beverages, cereals, deli, pizza, soup, salad, fruits, desserts, and bread. Campus Activities: • basketball courts • swimming pool • soccer fields

Address

101 Neth Drive

Milligan, Tennessee 37682 USA

Tracks

Basketball, Battleball, Bubble Soccer, Crafts, Creative Journaling, Creative Movement, Creative Painting, Disc Golf, Drama, Flag Football, For Girls Only, Growing Your Faith, Kickball, Lawn Games, Leadership 101, Misc Frisbee Games, Percussion, Random Acts of Service, Sharing Your Faith, Sign Language, Soccer, Spiritual GIfts, STEM Track, Table Games, Tennis, The Man Track, Total Body FItness, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, Water Games, Water Sports, Worship Leadership

Worship Music: Aidan Nunn

Aidan Nunn, from Grass Valley, California, currently serves as the Youth Worship Leader at his church, FBC Grass Valley. Aidan is passionate about leading students and his prayer is that students walk away from this time with a better understanding of who God is and the peace that comes from Him. You can connect with Aidan via email: AidanTNunn@gmail.com.

Camp Pastor: Will Snipes

Will Snipes lives in Travelers Rest, SC where he works as a Middle School teacher and serves at First Baptist Church of Travelers Rest. He holds a M.A. in Elementary Education and B.A. in History. You can find Will on Facebook @Will Snipes and Instagram @snipeswill.

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