CARING
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MOM & DAD
A Workshop for Care Givers
We believe in growing disciples of Jesus. A big part of growing in Christ comes from learning more about God’s word, the Bible. Madison is a place where you can ask questions and reason together with other Christians to learn more about the life Christ calls us to live.
Join us for Bible Study on Sundays at 5:00PM and Wednesdays at 7:00PM. Our Sunday studies are divided into general age and life stage groups while our Wednesday night studies are multigenerational. We encourage you to join any study that you are interested in.
Schedule A Bible Study
We would love the opportunity to study the Bible with you! We believe the Bible is God’s word. It is inspired by Him and given to us to better understand who He is and better understand the life He calls us to live.
Suggest A Bible Study
We are always looking to make sure our lineup of Bible studies is Biblical and relevant. If you have an idea for a study, we’d love to hear about it. Click below to submit feedback to the Adult Education Committee.
SUNDAY STUDIES
Lessons From a Troubled Church: 1st Corinthians
How can the church be genuine in the midst of a culture with sharply contrasting values? That’s the issue that Paul tackles in 1st Corinthians. Of all Paul’s letters, 1st Corinthians is the one most devoted to correcting church life to conform to a gospel of love and repentance.
CYP
Room 201A
Mike Baker
Young Couples
North Balcony
David Glenn & Jacob Davis
Preschool Families
Fellowship Room
Jake Ellis & Sunny Patel
Faith Builders
Room 206A
Lukasz Kondracki, Hunter Hughes, Andrew Itson
Teen Families
Madison Room
Sonny Burch & Wesley Canerday
Empty Nesters
Echo Room
Joe Harless
Mature Singles
Room 202A
Larry Jones
Young at Heart
Auditorium
Kam Walker & Adam Beard
WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY
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.
Joshua
Norm Glock | Auditorium
It is the faith of people like Joshua and Caleb that we want to understand and emulate. From Caleb asking for the hill country to Joshua’s final challenge of choosing who we will serve, the book of Joshua provides lessons of faith, courage, and obedience. The challenge given to God’s people then is just as vital for us today: “He said, “Then put away the foreign gods that are among you, and incline your heart to the LORD, the God of Israel.” Joshua 24:23
ANALOG FAITH IN DIGITAL BABYLON
Jason Helton | Echo Room
Was Solomon right when he said, “There is nothing new under the sun?” While the sins that impact our lives have been the same since Solomon’s day, the access to those sins continues to change. This class will discuss ways to cultivate biblical faith in the digital age. We’ll talk about topics like AI, social media, digital addictions, the growing generation gap, and many other ways technology forms our lives and our faith. We’ll also explore questions like how should the church respond to new technologies? How can we prepare and equip emerging generations to remain faithful and creatively leverage today’s digital tools to glorify God and grow His Kingdom? Join us this Fall as we explore the intersection of faith and technology!
Archaeology & the Bible
Kraig Behel & Richard Todd | Fellowship Room
The Christian faith is unique in its historical component. While all the other religions and faiths “contain” histories, the Christian faith is “based” upon history. We need to understand that the Bible and the events of the Bible took place in time and space. It illuminates the Scriptures. It highlights the Scriptures. It gives the setting and background for different events. Join us as we look at archeology, not to prove the Bible but to support its accuracy.
What the Bible Means for Us Today
Bob Houghton | Room 206A
One of the biggest criticisms of the Bible is that it is no longer relevant. After all, the most recent events recorded in the Bible took place almost 2,000 years ago, when Paul and the other disciples were spreading the gospel. Scripture, as God’s story, depicts his character, describes his promises, and explains why Jesus had to come. The penalty for sin is laid out, as is the cost of choosing not to follow Jesus. We learn that God can always be trusted, that he is omnipotent, omniscient, and loving. The messages still reach us and continue to save. Join us as we study why the Bible is relevant and necessary today.
Plugged-In Class
David Wade | Room 201A
The Plugged-In class is for those seeking to learn how to connect better and engage in ministry at Madison. Each week a new ministry will present a summary of what they are doing and how you can get involved with that ministry. There are many opportunities to serve, and this class will help you find new ways to get “plugged in!”
