Education

Our  2022 Winter Quarter classes will begin December 4th and we would love to see you attend a Bible class. Here is a list  of what we have to offer.

• Beyond High School  - Taught by Skip Cole - College Age - in the Library.

If you thought your high school years were challenging, think again! The years after high school are often the most difficult and important years young Christians have in developing and growing their faith. These are the years when one is most challenged to explore worldliness and the philosophies of man. Come join us as we discuss ways of "finding, owning, holding on to and growing" your faith. Let’s find ways to move from the "Faith of Our Fathers" to a "Faith that Moves Mountains". We will look at those difficult societal positions and pressures and see how they compare to God’s will for us. How can we "Overcome the World?"

• Hanging On and Letting Go  - Taught by Walter Lane - in the East Fellowship Hall.

Following Jesus requires letting go of the things that hold us back from God while hanging on to the things that move us into His presence. In this class we’ll listen to Jesus as he tells us what we need to discard and what we need to embrace in order to follow in His steps. Come prepared to be challenged and changed by the words of our Lord and Master.

• The Gospel of John (Part 1)  - Taught by Craig Hayes - in the West Fellowship Hall.

The first half of the Gospel of John emphasizes the fact that Jesus was both God and human.  How does this affect our lives and our understanding of Jesus?  Why did it matter so much to John if people denied either Jesus’ deity or his humanity? As John prepares us for the idea that God would one day literally indwell His people, he attempts to provide us a framework for how the divine and the human can coexist.

• Fruits of the Spirit - Taught by John Walker - Young Adults - Upstairs in the Young Adult Classroom.

How the Fruits of the Spirit will help you in your daily life.

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

In the Fall quarter we started the book of 1 Samuel and we're currently studying Samuel's early days. Samuel was a prophet and Israel's final judge, and his story will lead us to the stories of Israel's first two kings, Saul and David. Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we learn how our God deals with his people and as we uncover lessons for us today.

•  Family Life  - Led by Chase Moss - Upstairs in the Family Life Room.

This Bible class will be a discussion about how the scriptures apply to our lives.

• Christian Life - Taught by Curtis Burnett - High School - Upstairs in the High School Room.

This class explores God's vision for a family and relationships, from marriage to dating to parents and their kids and even spirituality in the home.

• New Testament Survey, Part 2 - Taught by Addison Keele - Middle School - Upstairs in the Middle School Room.

What are each of the New Testament books about? What's special about each one? We take a quick look at each NT book from Romans to Revelation, so we have a general understanding of why they are in our Bible and what God has to say through them.

See you in Bible class!