Sunday School Classes

 

You may not know that we have quite a few Sunday School class opportunities for adults. We’d like to encourage you to take the time to visit a few of them and find one that you can get plugged in to.

 

9:00 a.m.

 

“The God Chasers”

Teacher: Robert Dixon

Room # 141

This class is looking at the book of Isaiah, not as an intensive study, but to see if God holds up to his claim in Exodus 3:14; “I AM WHO I AM.” Come study with us as we seek the God who made this claim.

 

“Ladies of the Heart” women’s class

Teacher: Jacque Householder

Room # 215

This is a women’s class that has a love and hunger for the Lord and the Word. We are currently studying the book of James.

 

Richardson’s Bible Study

Teacher: Lee Richardson

Room # 228

This class is currently studying the Gospel of Mark.

 

“Breath of God” - Coming Soon

Teachers: Brent Bradley / Glenn Kuhn

Room # 229

Join other young adults age 18-30 in a relaxed, discussion-focused discipleship class.

 

Prophecy Bible Study

Teacher: Brad Craven

Room: East Classroom (upstairs)

Join this group and study these topics: Bible Symbolism, Identifying Apocalyptic Literature, the New Covenant, Jerusalem, Messianic Prophecies, The Kingdom of God, the Temple and many more.

 

10:30 a.m.

 

Women’s Class

Teacher: Judi Shoemaker

Room # 141

Our desire is for ladies to come together to support each other and grow in the Word. We are currently going through a study on the Love to Pray series. All ladies are welcome.

 

“Filled with the Spirit”

Teacher: Brent Brewer

Room # 215

In this class we study the Scriptures, and hear stories from church history and today about practical ways the Holy Spirit is at work. How often do we really experience this in our daily lives? Is there more?

 

“Brass Tacks”

Teachers: John Leech / David Barnes

Room # 228

We are currently studying “The Seven Festivals of the Messiah,” by Eddie Chumney.

 

“Sharper Image”

Teachers: Tim Hancock / Chuck Stroup

Room # 229

Please join us as we study the book “Grace Awakening,” by Charles Swindol. Four expectations for this study are: to gain a greater appreciation for God’s gifts to you and others, to spend less time and energy being critical of and concerned about others’ choices, to become more tolerant and less judgemental, and to take a giant step toward maturity.

 

If you are looking for a place to get plugged in and you have more questions, please don’t hesitate to ask. Contact John Handlos at 577.0842 or .