Education

Our  2024 Winter Quarter classes start December 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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• Spanish Bible Class. Taught by Omar Montez - Library

 

• Old Testament Discussion Class. Led by Zane Heard - Room 104

Join us as we explore the early chapters of 2 Samuel, following David as he settles into Jerusalem, brings the Ark home (with some unexpected plot twists!), and establishes his kingdom. We'll see God's amazing covenant with David unfold and watch how this "man after God's own heart" leads with faith and compassion. In this discussion class, we'll learn how God deals with His people and discover lessons for us today.

• Starting Strong, Finishing Stronger. Taught by Trevor Richt - East Fellowship Hall.

The first letter Paul wrote is the letter to the church in Thessalonica, followed by a second a few months later. They were quick to receive the Good News, but persecution from outside the church threatened to pull them apart. How were they supposed to live a holy life? What happened to those who died before them? Later in his second letter, who was being idle? This early church was under attack, divided, and slowly falling apart. In a time where Christians are under threat presently and wondering about our future, we can learn that above all we must be faithful.

• The Life of Abraham. Taught by Andy Goldmann - Auditorium.

Betrayal. Enslavement. Temptation. Imprisonment. Maintaining faith through these trials might sound impossible, but it can be done and can lead to favor, forgiveness and reunion! Join us as we explore the life of Joseph and how to apply our faith in peace and in tribulation.

• Young Professionals Class: Faith Foundations. Taught by Kyle Whittenberg - Young Professionals Classroom Upstairs.

Whether we’ve been Christians for years, discovered faith in Jesus recently, or are still wondering what it’s all about, we share similar questions about why and how to live out our faith. We wonder: What are we made for? What does it look like to know God deeply? Why are we called to reflect his light to those around us—and how do we do that? Join us as we study foundational truths for becoming mature disciples of Christ.

• Family Life Class: The Pursuit of Holiness. Taught by a variety of teachers- Family Life Classroom Upstairs.

God commands His people, "Be holy, for I am holy." But holiness is something that is often missed in the Christian's daily life. That's because we're not exactly sure what our part in holiness is. We will learn to see clearly just what we should rely on God to do--and where we need to accept responsibility. Whether you're just beginning your pursuit of holiness or continuing your journey, these timeless principles and guidelines will challenge you to joyfully obey God's command of holiness.

• High School Class: Life in Bible Times. Taught by Scott Nance- High School Classroom.

Come see what it would have been like to live in biblical times and how that affects the way we read and interpret Scripture.

• Middle School Class: Becoming a Christian. Taught by Addison Keele - Middle School Classroom.

Hear the story of the Gospel and learn how we can participate in God's redeeming mercy.

See you in Bible class!