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The goal of our Bible for Life classes is to make disciples by rightly understanding and applying God’s Word to every aspect of our lives.
Join Us Sundays at 9:15am
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.
Current Classes
Bible Study
A Study in the Book of Revelation - Room 210
In the Book of Acts chapter two, we learn from Peter’s sermon that we are in the last days with the death and resurrection of the promised Messiah, Jesus the Christ. In Revelation, we see our Risen Lord in His Glory as he exhorts, rebukes, and encourages His church to repent and hold fast in the midst of the trials and temptations of this world. We find the last words of Holy Spirit scripture preparing us for the final days of testing and giving a preview to the coming judgment on those who have chosen the world as their final hope. You are invited to come prepare with us to stand firm to the end!
Discovering Christ - Room 135
This class takes the core concepts of the Gospel of Mark and relates them simply and directly to people who are not yet Christians. The class content is not meant to be exhaustive or deeply theological. Instead, it gives the simplest and most straightforward explanations of the facts of the gospel, what is necessary for sinners to be forgiven of their sins and spend eternity with God in heaven. The class is primarily designed for non-Christians, especially those who are basically unfamiliar with Christianity, and secondarily for existing Christians who desire to learn how to go through the gospel of Mark with an unbeliever.
Internal & External Journey
History of the English Bible - Room 130 (Beginning 9/13)
This class will tell the extraordinary story of how the English Bible came to be. Topics will include the formation of the biblical canon, the medieval Latin Bible, early translators like John Wycliffe and William Tyndale, and the production of the Geneva Bible, the King James Version, and the modern translations we use today.
Habits of Grace the First Decade After Graduation - Room 220
There are so many changes that take place within the “first decade after graduation” that makes building upon a biblical foundation so essential. This BFL class will not only seek to deepen community within that stage of life but also examine how best to establish patterns of faithfulness that will have eternal benefits.
Beginning October 25
Bible Study
A Study in the Book of Revelation - Room 210
In the Book of Acts chapter two, we learn from Peter’s sermon that we are in the last days with the death and resurrection of the promised Messiah, Jesus the Christ. In Revelation, we see our Risen Lord in His Glory as he exhorts, rebukes, and encourages His church to repent and hold fast in the midst of the trials and temptations of this world. We find the last words of Holy Spirit scripture preparing us for the final days of testing and giving a preview to the coming judgment on those who have chosen the world as their final hope. You are invited to come prepare with us to stand firm to the end!
Discovering Christ - Room 135
This class takes the core concepts of the Gospel of Mark and relates them simply and directly to people who are not yet Christians. The class content is not meant to be exhaustive or deeply theological. Instead, it gives the simplest and most straightforward explanations of the facts of the gospel, what is necessary for sinners to be forgiven of their sins and spend eternity with God in heaven. The class is primarily designed for non-Christians, especially those who are basically unfamiliar with Christianity, and secondarily for existing Christians who desire to learn how to go through the gospel of Mark with an unbeliever.