Adult Sunday School classes teach the Scriptures, how to understand them better, and how to apply them to real life, all in an atmosphere of love and fellowship. Please join one of our classes, and find their value for your life in Christ. Classes run from 9:00-9:45am with classes for children of all ages and nursery available.

Winter Classes Begin on January 12th

Deepen Your Faith: Christ of the Covenants (Co-ed Class)

Adult Sunday School class centered on O. Palmer Robertson’s acclaimed Christ of the Covenants. This course explores the heart of Reformed covenant theology, examining the unified narrative of God’s redemptive plan through the covenants throughout Scripture and the pivotal role of Jesus Christ within them.  Participants will engage in thoughtful study, meaningful discussions, and reflective learning to gain a deeper understanding of how God’s covenantal promises reveal His character and purpose. This class is designed for those seeking to strengthen their theological foundation, grow closer to Christ, and connect with fellow believers.

Led by Dan Smith and Andy Wendle in room 201.

Saints and Scoundrels in the Story of Jesus (Women’s Class)

Jesus’ story in the Gospels includes all sorts of interesting people – some who claimed to be saints but proved to be scoundrels, as well as scoundrels who were transformed into saints.  We’ll be examining these Biblical characters with a fresh perspective on their human frailty and limitations as well as confidence and courage.  Through this we’ll be asking God to reveal to us a greater understanding of the generous heart of Jesus towards sinners.

Led by the Women’s Ministry Team in room 209.

The Life We’re Looking For: Reclaiming Relationship in a Technological World (Men’s Class)

For the last century, we’ve displaced the need to be embedded in rich relationships with the ease of technology. We’ve dreamed of mastery without relationship (what the premodern world called magic) and abundance without dependence (what Jesus called “mammon”). Yet even before a pandemic disrupted that quest, we felt lonely, anxious, bored, oddly disconnected in the middle of infinite “connections.” There is a way out of our impersonal world, into a world where knowing and being known are the heartbeat of our days, our households, and our economies. Where our vulnerabilities are seen not as something to be escaped but as the key to our becoming who we were made to be together. We’ll spend the bulk of the class in small groups.

Led by the Men’s Ministry Team in Fellowship Hall.