Spring Equip Classes
9AM Classes:
1 & 2 Timothy - Leadership in Real Life | Dave Ashworth | Room 115 (begins March 22)
Leading and participating in a church family isn’t easy. If our congregations were filled with people who were emotionally steady, spiritually mature, untouched by pride, and immune to temptation, life together would be simple. But that’s not reality. The church is a community of people who are still healing, still growing, still learning to trust God, and every one of us is helping other wounded people while carrying our own wounds. No one stands above the need for grace. We all come as patients in need of the Great Physician, seeking His healing, His strength, and His transforming work in our lives. This study is for everyone, because every one of us needs the Savior who makes broken people whole. Come join us in the study of 1 and 2 Timothy - Leadership in Real Life.
The following classes begin March 1
The Miracles of Jesus | Art Beauchene | Room 114
This class will focus on the supernatural ministry of Jesus Christ. Our study will answer the following: What was the purpose of the miracles recorded in the Gospels. What were the fundamental values of the miracles performed by Jesus and what did they demonstrate about Jesus Himself. This will encompass Exploration, Discovery and Application.
Transforming Faith (Discipleship Class) | Bob Odell | Fireside Room
As sons and daughters of God, we are offered both eternal life and abundant life. Through a living and dynamic faith, our lives are transformed with purpose and hope. This faith shapes us into the best husbands and wives, fathers and mothers, sons and daughters we can be, while anchoring us in the promises of God for the future. Join us for this 13-week Equip class as we explore these essential, life-changing biblical truths and discover how they equip us to live with clarity, calling, and confidence.
10:45AM Classes:
Church History from the New Testament to the Reformation | Ken Frederick | room 115
Join us for a 14-week excursion into the history of The Church. Studying church history shouldn't be a dusty collection of names and events. It's the record of how God worked to build, preserve and extend His Church. We'll start with the launch of the Church with the Apostolic Age and conclude the period just prior to the Reformation.