Bible Class

Join us as we conduct a study of the major events that occurred in the life of Israel’s most cherished monarch, King David. Although he faced many situations, enemies, and personal struggles in his walk before God, he remained a “man after God’s own heart,” and we can learn lessons from his life.

This will be an exegetical study of Paul’s correspondence to Ephesus and Colosse with the goal of determining the original purpose and meaning for these ancient audiences. Although these two epistles share many of the same teachings, they also communicate encouragement and instruction unique to each letter.

Wisdom Literature trains believers not only in what to believe, but in how to live wisely before God. Through Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon, we reflect on righteousness, work, suffering, speech, love, injustice, and death, learning to walk faithfully within God’s covenant in everyday life.

This class will explore spiritual disciplines as intentional practices that will help Christian women grow closer to God and deepen their faith in everyday life. Together, we will learn how the habits of prayer, Scripture, gratitude, and surrender create space for God to shape our hearts, strengthen our trust, and guide our walk with Jesus.

This class explores training our hearts and minds for spiritual growth, trusting God with our path, and living lives that bear the fruit of the Spirit. Elizabeth Jimenez's book The Finish Line helps point us to our true goal! Not earthly achievement, but faithfully finishing the race and reaching our eternal home in heaven. Encouraging, practical, and faith-building…no running shoes required!

God created us for relationships — relationships that shape us, challenge us, and ultimately help us become more like Jesus. This men’s Bible class is a practical and biblical look at mentoring relationships — how men grow through discipleship, encouragement, accountability, and shared faith. Together, we will explore what Scripture teaches about investing in others, being strengthened by brothers in Christ, and building relationships that lead to lasting spiritual growth.