Our mid-week Bible studies are inter-generational studies that cover a variety of textual and topical studies. Join us each Wednesday night for Bible study at 7PM.

Singing Class

Echo Room

Colossians 3:16 says, “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God.” This quarter we will teach and admonish one another through singing and edification. Each class will have a theme that will consist of a mixture of old and new songs along with scriptures and prayers. Join us each week as we teach and admonish one another with praise, glory, and honor to God.

2 Corinthians

Ben Thompson | 201A

Paul wrote 2 Corinthians from Macedonia a year or so after writing 1 Corinthians, during his third missionary journey. He had just finished his three-year ministry in Ephesus and was visiting the churches in Macedonia as he made his way to Corinth. In Macedonia he met Titus, who had returned from Corinth with news about the church there. This epistle stands out for its themes of comfort in the midst of affliction, strength in the midst of weakness (as exemplified by Paul himself), and discerning true teachers from false ones. Paul’s example and teachings in 2 Corinthians inspire us to remain true and faithful no matter the circumstances or the consequences.

Trading in My Cliff Notes Life

Danny Holmes, Matthew Houts, J Walton | 206A

Ever felt like you’re living an abridged hurry-hurry-hurry version of your best life? This quarter, three guys – all in different stages in the journey – will lead weekly discussions focusing on trading in the “Cliff Notes” versions of life for a new abundant life Jesus promised in John 10:10. Sharing Scripture, research, and anecdotes, we’ll try to make it simple … and take it
slow!

Changes in Attitude & Lattitude 

Mike Baker | Auditorium

Although the Bible is not a geography book, it is a book filled with geography. This geography influenced the way the authors of the Bible thought and communicated. Geography appears on nearly every page of our Bible. If we miss or misunderstand the geography of the Bible, we may miss or misunderstand a part of what God wants to share with us through His Word. During this class, we will see the importance of developing a mental map that is close to the one the biblical writers had when they wrote. We will understand the importance of organizing the Bible geographically to see the relationship between portions of the Bible that are linked to one another by location.

Minor Prophets

David Morrison | Fellowship Room

Paul tells us in Rom 15:4 that we have the Old Testament to teach us and give us encouragement. The minor prophets are full of lessons that are as applicable to us today as they were to the people long ago. In the minor prophets, we learn about God’s dealings with the Jews and the nations around them from about 800-400 B.C. In this class we will learn some of the historical background of the books, the theme of each book, how God deals with people in general, and something that will help us remember each book.