Sunday School Classes
Sunday School classes are opportunities to connect in smaller groups to pray, build community, delve into more advanced topics, and encourage ongoing spiritual growth. Classes run from 9:30 - 10:15 am, on Sundays, between morning worship services.
Nursery | Children | Teens | College | Ladies | Men | All Adults
Children
2s & 3s: Classroom #12
4s & 5s: Classroom #10
Kindergarten & 1st Grade: Classroom #7
2nd & 3rd Grades: Classroom #4
4th - 6th Grade Girls: Classroom #5
4th-6th Grade Boys: Classroom #6
Teens
Pastor Adam Ansel, Legacy Room
Join us as we take a deep drive into theology!
College Age
Pastor Mihailovich, Element Room
We will be breaking down cultural relevant topics and look at them through many Biblical passages and bringing forth a Biblical World View.
Ladies
Angels by David Jeremiah
Barb Hockman, Room 17
Angels are mentioned 108 times in the Old Testament and 165 times in the New Testament. The world has many misconceptions regarding Angels. This study guide reveals ungrounded notions and replaces them with truths from Biblical record. Who are they? How do they help? Learn what the Bible reveals! Truth is stranger than fiction so be prepared to find out some truly amazing things about angels.
Brokenness
Maureen Swogger & Denise Jolley, Room 16
A return to this truth - the need for brokenness and humility - is the starting place for experiencing the revival we so desperately need in our lives, our homes, and our churches. This is not a new truth. As you will see, it is a timeless principle that runs as a thread through all the Word of God. It is God’s prescription for nearly every condition that ails human hearts and relationships ... genuine brokenness and humility as a pathway to wholeness.
Men
John Kirby, Room 14
Members will study Scripture references on the topic of “Kindness”. Also, weekly prayer requests and shared wisdom from aging Christian men facing life’s challenges.
All Adults
David: Man After God’s Heart
Pastor Hattenfield, Fellowship Hall
The mere mention of his name probably produces immediate thoughts and stories in your mind. The story of Goliath, a shepherd boy who became King, or the sin with Bathsheba. The question that comes to mind is this: “What is so special about this man that God called him a ‘man after His own heart’?” We will try to discover the answer to that question as it may greatly help us in our walk with God. We will discover what type of person God wants us to be.
Isaiah: Jehovah Saves
Pastor McGrew, Room 18
The Book of Isaiah contains divine visions given to the prophet; a reading of verdicts from the Judge of all the earth; a narration of redemptive vindication for God's people; and the ultimate victory of Jesus Christ, the suffering Servant and coming King. Beginning in September 2023, and studying through May 2024, this class is a slow walk through the most quoted prophet in the entire Bible.
1 Peter
Gary Durr, Institute Room
The Apostle Peter provides believers with a perspective on their new life in Christ. He stresses that the focus of their mindset should include an awareness of their privileges, practices, and perils to come as they live out their lives in a pagan culture. He reminds them to focus their thinking on God's presence, protection, and power as they encounter difficult times. Peter encourages them to remember God will use their trials and suffering to glorify Himself and increase their faith and spiritual growth.
Book of Judges
Stephen Bucy, SS Classroom 2
Throughout the book of Judges, there are some odd stories with heroes and heroines who arise and seem to have the potential to save Israel from extreme human rebellion. However, there is relevance for us today and only God can redeem the fallen.