• Description: Who is the Holy Spirit, and what is he doing in my life? Bring your questions and your Bible. We will ask for the Holy Spirit's guidance as we study Scripture together and try to answer these questions.
• Homework: May include reading Scripture to follow up on what we talked about and to prepare for the next week's lesson.
• Resources: Bible
  
• Cost: None

• Description: This Sunday School class is your passport to learning how short-term missions can best serve the Lord and his bride, the Church. Come and learn from a variety of teachers who have gone on a variety short-term mission trips whether domestic or overseas. These teachers will look at the worldview and skills necessary for trips to be effective as well as provide insight on the mistakes or naiveté that can hinder the mission. We look forward to praying, collaborating, and going with us!
• Homework: TBD
• Resources: Bible
• Cost: None

• Description: Are you interested in membership and not sure of the next step. Please let us help. In this class we delve into the meaning of each and provide answers to help guide you on your journey of what is next.
• Homework: None
• Resources: Bible
• Cost: None

• Description: Author Mark Dever seeks to help believers recognize the key characteristics of a healthy church: expositional preaching, biblical theology, and a right understanding of the gospel. Dever then calls us to develop those characteristics in our own churches. By following the example of New Testament authors and addressing church members from pastors to pew sitters, Dever challenges all believers to do their part in maintaining the local church. What Is a Healthy Church? offers timeless truths and practical principles to help each of us fulfill our God-given roles in the body of Christ.
• Homework: None
• Resources: Book: What Is A Healthy Church by Mark Dever
• Cost: $12.53.  
• Please note if you’d like one on the sign-up sheet. Alicen will purchase it for you!

• Description: For Ladies Only.  In this class, we will be doing a chapter-by-chapter overview of the book of James discovering how our lives as Christians should prove that our faith in God is real.  
• Homework: Homework will be to read/study a chapter of the book of James each week. Questions will be provided to help with studying if desired but not required. 
• Resources: Bible
• Cost: None

• Description: The Day of the Lord (DOL) is one of the most misunderstood doctrines of the church.  Why should we care?
• It is the pivotal eschatological event in human history.
• Prophets that describe it in graphic detail.
• There are four uncontested direct references in the New Testament (Luke, Paul & Peter).
• It is alluded to by all New Testament Writers. 

God Must Think It's Important

• In this class, we will first consider the place of the Day of the Lord within the context of God's plan of redemption. Secondly, we will look at why there is so much confusion about the end times and consider how the correct method of interpretation (hermeneutic) can help us discover the truth.  Then we will examine the context and details of the twenty-three specific references to discover what God says the Day of the Lord is, as well as what it is not.
• Homework: Weekly Scripture Readings
• Bring: Your Bible, A pen or pencil to take notes, a ring binder in which to keep handouts, a sincere desire to know what God has planned for the future and how we should respond.
• Cost: None