Bible Classes
We strive to maintain Bible classes for all ages, and we work hard to do it well. We believe in biblical accuracy and sound doctrine, and we also believe in excellence. To that end, our Bible classes for adults are designed to be biblical, balanced, and practical, combining depth of study with the goal of making real-world applications.
We have classes on Sunday mornings (beginning at 9:00 am) and class on Wednesday evenings (beginning at 7:00 pm). We welcome all to join us in our studies.
Classes January - March 2024 on our meeting days are as follows:
Sundays - 9AM
- “Matthew” - Part 1 with Kyle Pope The first class of a two-quarter study of the Gospel of Matthew. This moving book presents Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament Messianic prophecies confirming His identity as the Messiah, the anointed heir to the throne of David. Preserving some of the longest accounts of many of Jesus's sermons and parables, we will discover that many of the treasured teachings, accounts, and pictures of who Jesus is find their source in what the Holy Spirit has revealed to us in this beautiful book. Come join us in this study!
- Lessons in Leadership from the Life of Moses” with Jon Cunningham There are numerous courses we can take and books we can read in an attempt to become better leaders. Though none compare to learning from the life and experiences of Moses. We’ll study a man that overcame adversity, managed people, resolved conflict, delegated, led through successes and failures, etc. This will be a topical study with an emphasis on leadership and applications with the goal to become better leaders in our homes, in our church, and in our workplaces/schools.
College & Young Professionals (Sundays only) “The Blessing of Trials” with Nathan Pitner This class will use James 1 to explore the trials and tribulations we all face in life. Through a study of biblical responses to challenges, we will learn more about practical opportunities for spiritual growth that God provides through various trials.
Wednesdays (7PM)
Hope: The Anchor of the Soul with Kyle Pope Congregations and individual Christians can often find themselves in situations that can lead us to feel helpless and hopeless in the face of circumstances that are not as we wish they could be. This study will examine what Scripture offers on the important topic of hope, and the role it should play in our lives.
“Kingdom Leaders” with our Elders and guest speakers Using a workbook by Max Dawson this class will cover lessons designed to give students a fresh look at leadership by examining the role of the shepherds in a local congregation as well as discussion of the broad principles of leadership that are essential to all for success of God’s kingdom. This is a great study for men and women who want to be an influence for good wherever they go and in whatever they do.