Adult Sunday School
We encourage you to take advantage of our diverse opportunities to be challenged in your faith and to grow together each Sunday. New Members classes are also scheduled periodically during the year.
Winter Six-Week Adult Sunday School Classes Begin January 8, 2012
Christian Perspectives on Current Political Issues
This class will attempt to apply principles derived from the Bible to current political and economic issues. After developing the foundational concepts, we will then relate them to present day election year issues in a discussion format. Political involvement is not an option, but rather a responsibility, for the Christian living in our country. We will be seeking to honor God in the mundane practical world of politics and economics.
Facilitator: Steve Jamison
Ministry Center Room 21
“The Divine Conspiracy”
Based off of Dallas Willard’s book by the same title, this class will seek to capture the core of Christ’s teachings on the Sermon on the Mount in a fresh, relevant, and revealing way. It will also call Christians into a more authentic faith and then offer a practical plan by which we can answer the call. The following topics to be covered in this class include: (1) The Divine Conspiracy, (2) The Path to a Blessed Life, (3) Becoming a Good Person, (4) Treasuring What Matters Most, and (5) Becoming a Community of Prayerful Love, and (6) Living as a Disciple of Jesus. Consider joining us for this life-changing class.
Facilitators: Robert Tansill & Michael Armentrout
Ministry Center Room 22
Gospel is Life
Utilizing Tim Keller’s DVD series, “The Gospel in Life”, the purpose of this class is to discover afresh the gospel and the ways to live it out in your everyday life. From exploring the world you live in now to preparing for the world that is to come, you will learn how the gospel can change your heart, your community, and how you live in the world.
Facilitator: Eliot Fay
Ministry Center Room 23/24
Men’s Sunday School Class – A Continuation of a Study in the Book of Revelation
Join us as we continue studying the Apocalypse of John, one of the most talked about and misunderstood of New
Testament books. We will continue to wrestle with understanding the type of literature it is, understanding to whom it was written and why, and focusing on its central message that Christ is both Lord of the church and Lord of history, in spite of our circumstances.
Facilitator: David Rox
Ministry Center Café