Bible Classes

Bible Classes, Spring, 2013

Adult Bible Classes

Teen Bible Classes

Sunday and Wednesday

Children’s Bible Classes


Sunday Morning, 10:30am

All classes starting March 10, 2013

Jesus Christ – Teacher, Servant, & Savior – Les Bryan  (Room 103)What’s in a name? Today people’s names don’t carry much meaning, but the people of Bible times took names very seriously.  There are over 200 different names and titles for Jesus in the Bible including Teacher, Servant, and Savior. As we look in class at some of these different names, we’ll be looking for personal significance. Is Jesus MY Teacher; is Jesus MY Servant; is Jesus MY Savior? Is there really strength, and power, and hope for me in the name of Jesus? What’s so special about the name of Jesus?


Nine Weeks With Paul  – Jay Plank  (Room 105)

You’ve probably not spent much time in prison, either as an inmate or a visitor.  In this study, we’ll be with Paul as he sits in a prison and writes letters to encourage the Christians of his day.  Paul writes with passion, joy, and an overwhelming sense of victory.  We hope to capture some of that emotion as we look at some of his prison literature.


Ezra – Rob Kruckenberg  (Room 104)

Ezra; it all happened so long ago. An ancient temple rebuilt. An ancient city re-populated. What does that have to do with us?  It’s about coming back ti God. It’s about being far from home but still needing to come back. It’s about restoration. It’s about doing what’s right. This class will take a look at Ezra and see what foundation we need to lay, to see what sacrifices we need to renew.


Refined by Fire – Studies in I & II Peter – Terry Burr (Room 106)

Difficult times produce dedicated Disciples.  Man’s acceptance of God’s plan provides an inheritance more valuable than pure gold.

 

Wednesday evening ~ 7:00 p.m.

Ladies Class - Ladies discussion group  (Room 104)We will be guided through developing deeper spiritual friendships that will help us to help others (and ourselves) grow closer to our Heavenly Father.  Topics include:  developing your listening skills so you’re hearing what others are really saying; learning how to work through roadblocks with those you’re walking alongside; and discovering how to help others through the same issues God has helped you through.


ForeverJay Plank (Room 103)

“Forever” is not a class about the end of the world, the Book of Revelation, Armageddon, or anything of like topic.  The class will explore the basic tenant that God has “hardwired” forever into the hearts and minds of His people somehow.  And because of that, how we live life in the here and now is driven by how we deal with the concept of forever being implanted into us.  How would we live differently if we had “forever” in mind rather than the here and now?  What would be different about the way we live?  Paul David Tripp, author of our study, works with us as we examine “Forever.”

 


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