Our Bible for Life classes are designed to give a comprehensive understanding of God’s Word that can be applied in every part of life.
We invite you to look over these classes and prayerfully consider which class will most help you as you continue growing in Christ.
Acts 18 introduces us to the port metropolis of Corinth, the chief city of Greece at the time, where Paul was commanded by Christ (1 Cor 18:9-11) to establish and nurture a church. After a year and a half of teaching them about Jesus the Messiah, Paul left to start other churches. When he heard of the division and dysfunction that swept through the church in his absence, Paul wrote them to rebuke and correct the fundamental distortions that the Corinthians had allowed to enter into the church. In combating their source of factionalism and false wisdom, Paul reminded them that the “Word of the Cross” (1 Cor 1:18) is the basis for the church’s unity, holiness, freedom, worship, and hope.
Christian love for one-another and for neighbors is essential to the Christian life. God often uses both the attractive community of one-another love in the church and the loving personal witness of individual Christians to draw people to Himself. We desire to encourage you in both of these areas with the prayer that God may use you powerfully in the advance of His Gospel in the coming months.
At the heart of Christianity is Christ himself, and the intimate relationship He desires to have with each of His children. This class aims to help us deepen our relationships with God by thinking in detail about ways that we relate to Him and that He relates to us personally.
In the Faith & Finances class we will look to the Scriptures to understand why the topic of money is so important to God. We will seek to sharpen our view of Christian stewardship as we allow the Bible to speak into our understanding of money, possessions, and eternity. We will be reminded that though we purchase, we do not really possess. We will pray and study together to become continually more faithful stewards of what God entrusts to us.
Acts 18 introduces us to the port metropolis of Corinth, the chief city of Greece at the time, where Paul was commanded by Christ (1 Cor 18:9-11) to establish and nurture a church. After a year and a half of teaching them about Jesus the Messiah, Paul left to start other churches. When he heard of the division and dysfunction that swept through the church in his absence, Paul wrote them to rebuke and correct the fundamental distortions that the Corinthians had allowed to enter into the church. In combating their source of factionalism and false wisdom, Paul reminded them that the “Word of the Cross” (1 Cor 1:18) is the basis for the church’s unity, holiness, freedom, worship, and hope.
As a Women’s Ministry we are continuing our journey through the Twelve Minor Prophets. There is rich treasure to be uncovered in these lesser-studied books of the Bible. The book of Amos has much to say to us today; calling us to reject mere religious performance that does not honor God from a faithful heart which manifests itself in sacrificial care for the needy around us. to Please join us as we study the book of Amos.
It isn’t always easy to know how we should understand and apply biblical principles to the questions associated with life ethics. What should we think about the pressing issues which dominate the headlines associated with beginning and the end of life? All are invited as we think together about Christian ethics in a chaotic world. We will study and discuss how the Bible is sufficient to give direction to issues related to bio-ethics. Do people have the right to live or the right to die? How do we think through sanctity of life, the use of medicine, and pursuit of the quality of life? This class will look at what the Bible teaches on these issues.
We all leave our children with something. As Christian fathers we desire to leave a lasting impact on our children that will affect generations to come. No matter how many years we have with our children, we will discover how to make the most of that time with a deeper study of parenting according to Ephesians 5 and 6 and create a spiritual legacy that endures.