Bible Classes for ALL ages

Kingdom Come: Study of Matthew and Mark (Auditorium) Teacher: Will Sharp
This class explores the Gospels of Matthew and Mark, showing how each writer tells the story of Jesus with a unique purpose. We will see Jesus as the promised King in Matthew and the powerful, serving Savior in Mark, learning how these two perspectives help us better understand who Jesus is and how we are called to follow Him.
 
The World of the New Testament (210) Teacher: Dan Chambers
This class will help us better understand the fascinating world of the New Testament. The Bible will come to life, and our understanding of it will deepen, as we examine the social, political, and religious setting of Jesus’ life and the lives of the first Christians.

Systematic Theology: Exploring the Source of New Testament Doctrine (Room 211)  Teacher: Brett Pharr
A text-based study of New Testament doctrine. Emphasis is placed on how the gospel forms the church as the center of God’s saving work.

Young Professionals: Between Sundays - Building Authentic Faith for Work, Relationships, and a Constantly Changing World (212) Teacher: DJ Smith
This discussion-driven class is designed for young professionals navigating big decisions about work, relationships, and identity. Each week we’ll tackle a real-life challenge and connect it directly to Scripture, offering practical tools, honest conversation, and a stronger personal faith you can actually live out on the days between Sunday.

Differentiated Needs Adult Class (Tea Room) 
Teachers: Various Teachers (contact: Jessica Haedge) 
This class is provided for students with specific and special needs and includes a  rotation of qualified teachers providing professionally-designed Biblical  curriculum.

The World of the New Testament (Auditorium) Teacher: Dan Chambers
This class will help us better understand the fascinating world of the New Testament. The Bible will come to life, and our understanding of it will deepen, as we examine the social, political, and religious setting of Jesus’ life and the lives of the first Christians.

Daniel: Faithfulness in Exile (Part 1 of 2) (210) Teacher: Ken Palmer
More than favorite Bible stories, Daniel delivers hope in a world that demands compromise. It reveals a God who walks with His people and holds their future secure. We’ll study every verse of Daniel 1–4 and 7–8 to see how God reshapes His people when everything feels uncertain.

Ladies Class: Reading the Bible as Literature (211) Teacher: McCarley Golden
We will explore methods of reading and analyzing stories, poetry, and letters to expand our reading and understanding of scripture as a whole. No love of high school English class required!

Young Professionals: Upside Down Kingdom(212)  Teacher: Reed Vega
We will dive into the heart of Jesus’s message: the announcement and establishment of a radically different kind of Kingdom. What would you have heard if you had stood in the crowd in Israel 2,000 years ago? What did it mean when Jesus said, “The Kingdom of God is at hand”? This is not a kingdom built on power, status, or force — but on humility, mercy, justice, and sacrificial love. It overturns worldly expectations and redefines what it means to live under God’s reign.

Singing (Barn Door Classroom-207) 
Teachers: Various Song Leaders (Organized by Dewight Lanham)
This is an opportunity to worship God with voice & heart.