Location: Jr. Church

Facilitator: Clyde

Course Description

"Why study the book of Acts? There are a number of striking features about the Acts of the Apostles.It is a great missionary book. It recounts the founding of the church. It tells of the spread of Christianity from Jerusalem to Rome. It is the inspired history of the first thirty years of the church's growth. Acts records the work and operation of the Holy Spirit as the authority of God which lays the foundation for the Kingdom until the return of Christ."

Location: B1

Facilitator: George Zabetakis

Course Description

The three letters of John stand together like a family of short but powerful pastoral messages. Written by the Apostle John—“the disciple whom Jesus loved”—they echo the same heartbeat we see in his Gospel: truth, love, obedience, and assurance. These letters are short enough to read in a few minutes, yet deep enough to spend a lifetime studying.

Location: The Pre-School Room & Welcome Home Room

Facilitator: Melissa (Pre K - 2nd) & Paul (3rd - 5th)

Course Description

We may not know the answer to every question or problem, but God does. When we look at God’s Big Story, we can see that we can turn to Him for wisdom whenever we need help.

Core Question: How did Jesus grow in wisdom?

Core Insight: God’s Message / Truth

Memory Verse: It is much better to get wisdom than gold. It is much better to choose understanding than silver. (Proverbs 16:16, NIrV)

Week One: Samuel Anoints David (1 Samuel 16:1-13)

Bottom Line: God can help you make the wise choice.

Week Two: David and the Psalms (Psalm 1:1-4)

Bottom Line: If you want to be wise, focus on God.

Week Three: Solomon Chooses Wisdom (1 Kings 3:4-15)

Bottom Line: You can ask God for wisdom.

Week Four: The Kings (1 & 2 Kings)

Bottom Line: Be wise because your choices matter.

Location: Fishbowl in the Gym

Facilitator: Kyle

Course Description

"What does it look like for students to hold firm to biblical convictions and still engage in humble dialogue with the culture around us? Join us as we navigate theology, philosophy, pop culture, ethics, and more..."