The Book of James (Auditorium) Teacher: Will Sharp
The book of James offers a bold, practical call to live out our faith with integrity, wisdom, and purpose. In this verse-by-verse study, we’ll explore what it means to be “doers of the Word,” tackle topics like trials, temptation, the power of speech, and the connection between faith and works. Whether you're new to the faith or looking to deepen your walk with Christ, this class will challenge and equip you to live out a faith that makes a difference.
Church History Made Simple (210) Teacher: Dan Chambers
Church history isn't just abstract facts. It's a story about fascinating and interesting people, as well as life and death issues, that have shaped the world for 2,000 years.
The Holy Spirit (Room 211) Teacher: Brett Pharr
This class will focus on the Holy Spirit’s role in salvation, sanctification and the Christian life while correcting common misunderstandings.
Young Professionals: Crossing Lines (Room 212) Teacher: Reed Vega
A study of how Jesus invites us to stop drawing boundaries between our faith and the rest of life. Faith in Him requires changing everything—how we relate to others, handle money, think about politics, and engage with culture. It’s about a faith that moves beyond compartments and transforms every part of who we are.
College Class: Amplifying Our Prayer Life (304) Teacher: Daniel McRady
Transitioning from high school to college to young adult life can be difficult. There is no better tool in your toolkit than the direct line of communication to our Lord. Together, we will find out what happens when we pray, how to believe in the power of prayer, how to pray when we don’t know what to say, and much more.
Differentiated Needs Adult Class (Room 203)
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.