2026 Spring Quarter Sunday Morning Classes
All Bible Classes Found Below Follow Our Worship Service.
Our 2026 Spring Quarter classes start March 1st and we would love to see you attend a Bible class. Here is a list of what we have to offer.
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- The Nursery offers Bible Class for Babies from birth to 24months.
- Discipleland offers Bible Class for ages 2 to Pre-K4 children.
- Journeyland offers Bible Class for Kindergarten to 5th Grade Journeyland takes one major Bible story and presents different segments or facets of that story in depth, in a series of theme-based rooms (“workshops”) over a period of weeks. Teachers repeat their own segment of that main story as groups of kids rotate from room to room each week. Journeyland is located upstairs in the elementary Bible class wing.
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- Genesis 1-11: Creation, Sin, and the Nature of God N.E.S.T. Taught by Trevor Richt and Andy Goldmann - Room 104.
Where did we come from? Why is there pain and suffering? Who committed the first murder? Why are there so many languages in the world? The first eleven chapters of the book of Genesis have the answers to these questions and more providing us with the history of the human race in its earliest years prior to the time of Abraham. Join us as we discover how the first chapters of Genesis reveal the foundations for the rest of God's Story.
- Genesis 1-11: Creation, Sin, and the Nature of God N.E.S.T. Taught by Trevor Richt and Andy Goldmann - Room 104.
- Alegria. Enseñado Por Omar Montez - Clase de Biblia en Español en la Biblioteca - Classroom Located in the Library.
- A Study of II Samuel - Discussion Class. Taught by Zane Heard - Class Located in the West Fellowship Hall.
- The Gospel of Matthew, Go! Taught by Tony Ohlhausen & Barry Brooks - Class Located in the East Fellowship Hall.
- The 12 Disciples. Taught by Curtis Burnett and Kyle Whittenberg - Located Upstairs in the Family Life Room.
- God's Mercy. Taught by Addison Keele - High School - Classroom Located Upstairs.
Hablar sobre la traducción del sermón de Trevor. Ofrece la oportunidad de hacer preguntas para mayor claridad y fortalecer la traducción del inglés mediante la discusión en español.
David won the war but nearly lost his kingdom in the grief that followed. Now he must cross the Jordan and reclaim a throne surrounded by competing loyalties, a new rebellion, a mysterious famine tied to a broken covenant, and renewed Philistine wars. Join us as we walk through the hard work of putting a kingdom back together and discover how God remains faithful even when His people struggle to find their way.
As the opening book of the New Testament, the Gospel of Matthew serves as a vital bridge between the Old and New Testaments. It provides a comprehensive account of Jesus Christ’s life, detailing His miraculous birth, influential teachings, powerful miracles, and ultimate death and resurrection. Matthew emphasizes how Jesus’s life and ministry fulfilled ancient Jewish scriptures, establishing Him as the long-awaited Messiah. By revisiting many well-known stories of Jesus, we will learn how to apply Christ’s teachings to our daily lives and effectively share our faith as we live and “go” into the world.
In only three years, Jesus molded a dozen fearful, faithless men into the pillars of a worldwide movement―the church. Despite this brief window, the time the twelve disciples spent in Jesus's presence had a transforming effect on each of them, and they were forever changed. Through studying the lives of Jesus's disciples, you too can be transformed by Jesus. He can take the most fearful and faithless among us and transform our lives, empowering us to become confident witnesses of his grace to the world.
We are exploring God's merciful character using several Old Testament stories. We will be getting a sense of how God is patient yet serious in his relationship with us.
- Christology. Taught by Roy Worley - Middle School (6th -8th) - Classroom Located Upstairs.
We are deepening our understanding of Jesus by exploring the various roles of Christ and how we relate to him.
See you in Bible class!
