Adult Discipleship Classes

Be a Life-Long Learner!

Becoming mature in any facet of life requires time, teaching, mentoring, practicing, and more time. Our minds and our bodies have a capacity that can not be ignored. We can only take in so much information at a time. We can only retain so much information at any given point. We can only develop skills in a developmental way. And so, the process of educating ourselves until we become mature must be embraced as a life long adventure. We must commit to a continual process of being exposed to new information all the time. This is why we encourage you to commit yourselves to becoming a life-long learner and taking at least one class every semester, either on a Sunday morning or a Wednesday night.

Sundays, 9:00 - 10:00 am

Ladies Open Bible Study, older women meet for Bible Study at 9:00am, after the 8:00am service and before the 10:30am service.

Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:00 pm, from March 7-21 and April 11-25

Bible Study of Jonah & Ruth, Pastor Samuel, Chapel.
An in-depth Bible study of the Old Testament books Jonah and Ruth. Life groups are encouraged to join this six-week class together as there will be dedicated time at the beginning and conclusion of each class to meet in smaller groups. To view class notes, click [here]

Prayer: What, Why, & How, Pastor Michael, Oasis Prayer Room
This six week class will focus on the practical aspects of one of the most important parts of the Christian life: Prayer. Approaching God: Accepting the Invitation to Stand in the Presence of God by renowned author and professor Dr. Steve Brown will be the material for this course.

Understanding Islam, Rev. Lionel (Lin) Lindsay and Tom Campbell, Room 301 (4 wk class)
This four-week class will explore the religion of Islam and the key differences between the Christian and Muslim faiths. Islam at the Crossroads: Understanding Its Beliefs, History, and Conflicts by Marshall, Green and Gilbert will be the material for this course. Tom Campbell will lead the final two weeks as the course examines what conversion to Christianity means for those coming from an Islamic or Jewish background.

Life Groups, many days, many times

A life group is a great way to form a connection to the church, other than just attending worship service on Sunday. Many life groups are held on campus in the life group rooms, set up like living rooms, in the back part of the church building called the Oasis. Others are home groups. Please email Nina Lee for more details!