Knowing the time was fast approaching for Him to depart this world, Jesus spent His final hours with His closest friends. As the disciples sat with their master, unaware of what would soon take place, Jesus served them, taught them, and prayed for them.

In this 12-part teaching series, Lessons from the Upper Room, Dr. Sinclair Ferguson paints a vivid picture of the disciples’ final moments with their Savior. Carefully walking through John 13-17, Dr. Ferguson reminds us of the centrality of Christ in all of life.
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Session Titles:
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1. Foot-washing in Five Stages
2. Do for Others What Has Been Done for You  
3. A Glimpse into the Heart of the Master
4. Glorified Yet Denied

5. Troubled That You May Not Be
6. It Is Better That Another Comes
7. Abiding in the Vine
8. Hated but Helped

9. Getting inside Their Heads
10. The Meaning of Christmas at Easter
11. Father, Glorify Your Son
12. His Deepest Desires Revealed

Register Each Participant Here!

Join us at 6pm at 206 N John St. Kimberly March 9th thought June 1st. We will be off April 6th.

A PDF copy will be available, but if you would like a physical study book (recommended) you can order your own copy here.  There is no work to prepare for on our first night together.  If you have any questions, email Andrew Belcher at abelcher.olivet@gmail.com.

More about Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson

Sinclair B. Ferguson is a native of Scotland and earned his Ph.D. at the University of Aberdeen. He was minister of two churches in Scotland, on the Island of Unst the most northerly of the Shetland Isles, and in St George’s-Tron, in the center of Glasgow, as well as serving in the USA at First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, S.C. In addition, he was for many years Professor of Systematic Theology at Westminster Seminary in Philadelphia and at Redeemer Seminary in Dallas. He is currently the honorary evening preacher in St Peter’s Free Church of Scotland, Dundee. He has authored around fifty books and contributed to many others. He and his wife Dorothy have been blessed with three sons and a daughter and eleven grandchildren.