As we strive to make disciples who make disciples, we want to provide opportunities for you to grow as a disciple. This is the focus of our Growth Classes. They cover a range of different areas of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. Below you can see our current and upcoming classes. To Register for any Class, simply click on the picture!
GROWTH CLASSES HAPPENING NOW
9:00 AM Classes
The Narrow Path
Modern life often overloads us with choices. What we think, how we act, and, ultimately, where our lives are headed are all influenced by what we value. For Christians, if we aren’t intentional with our choices, we can wind up far from where God intends us to be.
In this five-session series, author and pastor Rich Villodas will teach us about the formative choice we face: Will we walk the narrow path of Jesus or the broad path that leads to despair? While the narrow path may seem restrictive, when we walk it with Jesus, we will find the fullness of life we long for.
Join us on Sundays November 2-30th in Room 202 at 9:00am
Women of Faith
Ladies, join us for an inspiring 12-week journey through Scripture designed to encourage, equip, and deepen your walk with God. Each week we’ll explore the stories of remarkable women in the Bible—like Hannah’s honest prayers, the Samaritan woman’s encounter with living water, and Mary Magdalene’s witness of the risen Lord—uncovering timeless truths about prayer, identity, faith, healing, and God’s unshakable love. Through rich discussion and practical application, we’ll learn how God meets us in our struggles, restores our dignity, and calls us to live with strength, wisdom, and purpose. Come ready to be encouraged, challenged, and reminded that you are fully known and deeply loved.
Join us on Sundays September 7 - November 23 in Room 206 at 9:00am
10:30 AM Classes
Nehemiah
The Book of Nehemiah is concerned with the last return; the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem and the repopulation of the city. Similar to the previous missions, this task is met with opposition from the surrounding peoples; the opposition is overcome, and the project ends with a joyful celebration. Following a brief interlude, Nehemiah returns for a second term as governor and carries out a number of reforms.
Though the situations we face are quite different from those encountered by the postexilic community, both Ezra and Nehemiah provide many examples of hard work coupled with prayer, faith in and submission to God as a formula for accomplishing difficult missions, a formula that is as relevant today as it was then.
Join us on Sundays October 26th - December 28th in Room 202 at 10:30am
