Sunday Morning Adult Bible Class

• In Person and Streamed
• Sundays at 9:30 a.m.
• Live Streamed via BoxCast - Link: Sunday Morning Bible Study
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Wednesday Evening Adult Bible Class

• Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m.
• Live Streamed via BoxCast - Link: Wednesday Evening Bible Study
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Second Quarter 2024 Sunday Morning Auditorium Class
Class Teacher is Tim Smelser.
Class Title is "The Gospel According to Luke".

Link: Sunday Morning Bible Study Stream

Luke’s account of the life of Christ is volume one of a two volume set. In these two books (Luke and Acts) Luke sets forth, in a well-organized, systematic way, how Jesus Christ fulfilled God’s purpose and how He continues to fulfill that purpose in and through His people. Our goal for this study is not just to understand the story of Jesus and His people; our goal is to become that story today.

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Second Quarter 2024 Sunday Morning in Adult Classroom
Class Teachers are Ken Buchanan and Jeff Paschall.
Class Title is "Raising Children to Serve God in Today’s World".

This adult class will focus on the important topic of raising our children to serve God in today’s world. There are so many worldly influences and societal pressures being brought to bear on the family, it is a crucial time to look to God to better understand His plan for parenting. In this class we will look at critical topics such as being godly parents, the distinct roles of fathers and mothers, discipline, raising teenagers, worldliness in the home, and more. While the target audience is parents raising children, all are welcome to attend and participate.

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Second Quarter 2024 Wednesday Evening Bible Class Syllabus.
This class will be taught by Andy McClish and Seth Buchanan in the auditorium.
Class Title is "Successful Christian Living in Today’s World - Study of James, I Peter and 2 Peter"

Link: Wednesday Evening Bible Study Stream

The three books which we are going to study show us how the Christian faith works in everyday life. This Bible study focuses on the books of James and 1 and 2 Peter--3 letters that focus on putting faith into action. The study will serve as a self-evaluation of our Christian example in the world today while serving as an encouragement to our everyday living.

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First Quarter 2024 Sunday Morning Auditorium Class
Class Teacher is Tim Smelser.
Class Title is "The Gospel According to Luke".

Link: Sunday Morning Bible Study Stream

Luke’s account of the life of Christ is volume one of a two volume set. In these two books (Luke and Acts) Luke sets forth, in a well-organized, systematic way, how Jesus Christ fulfilled God’s purpose and how He continues to fulfill that purpose in and through His people. Our goal for this study is not just to understand the story of Jesus and His people; our goal is to become that story today.

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First Quarter 2024 Sunday Morning in Adult Classroom
Class Teachers are Jimmy Marquis Jr. and Lewis Wheaton.
Class Title is "Resisting Satin in the World".

In James 4:7 - 7 Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you

Many people today no longer take Satan seriously. The Bible, however, teaches that Satan is real and that he is a powerful influence for evil in the world. Class objectives will include the following:

• Acknowledge we are in a battle, and we have a choice to fight
• Identifying Satan and the devices he uses today in the spiritual battle for our souls.
• Develop a plan to overcome Satan’s temptations which will cause him to flee.
• Self-Examination and The True Standard

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First Quarter 2024 Wednesday Evening Bible Class Syllabus.
This class will be taught by Tim Smelser in the auditorium.
Class Title is "Hebrews - The Founder and Perfecter of Our Faith"

Link: Wednesday Evening Bible Study Stream

There are many things in this life that serve to discourage the child of God: temptation, social opposition and rejection, the weariness of trying to do what is right when so many others want to do what is wrong. The list goes on and on. The book of Hebrews, first and foremost, was written to encourage those who were discouraged (13:22). The writer of Hebrews does this by getting his readers to look to Jesus (2:9; 3:1; 12:2, 12:3). Join us this quarter as we look to Jesus in the pages of the Hebrew letter and seek the encouragement offered there.