The Book of Daniel: Hope Beyond Exile Part 2 (Auditorium)
Teacher: Ken Palmer
From the lions’ den to visions of the future, Daniel reveals God’s authority over earthly empires and spiritual realms. In the second half of this chronological study, we will dive into Daniel 5–6 and 9–12, focusing on the One who humbles the proud and sustains the faithful.
Christian Apologetics 101: Defending New Testament Faith with Scripture (210) Teacher: Dan Chambers
Curious how to answer tough questions about your faith or learn what Christians believe and why? This class examines how the New Testament supports the Christian faith, helping you grow in understanding while welcoming those seeking to learn more.
Faces Near the Cross (Room 211) Teacher: Jeff Hammond
This class invites you to experience the crucifixion through the eyes of those who stood near Jesus, revealing how their stories reflect our own faith, struggles, and responses to the cross.
Young Professionals: Maturing a Messy Church: A Case Study of the Church in Corinth (212) Teachers: Derek Vaughn and Chad Brinker
The church in Corinth faced division, conflict, immorality, and confusion. This class studies Paul’s guidance for helping a struggling church grow toward maturity, unity, and love.
College Class: Some of Jesus’ Favorite Stories (304) Teacher: Daniel McRady
Together, we tackle one of the most powerful teaching methods ever used: parables – stories that penetrate hearts, challenge assumptions, and fundamentally reshape how we see God, ourselves, and others. This study transforms how we live by revealing what Jesus considered essential enough to teach through unforgettable stories.
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.