Journey Together is our Wednesday evening discipleship experience for the whole family.
Located inside the Hope Building Fellowship Hall. Regular adult meals are $12 ($5 for kids) and family (parents and kids under 18) for $25. Prices may vary throughout the year due to special events.
Preschool Choir is 5:30-6:15 PM in room H201, second floor Hope Building. Regular Preschool ministry activities begin at 6:15 PM on the first floor of the Hope Building.
Children's Choir is 5:30-6:25 PM in Activity Room A, second floor Hope Building. Regular Children's ministry activities begin at 6:15 PM on the second floor of the Hope Building.
Both Middle and High school students meet inside the Grace Building. Doors open at 5:30 PM. Get more details and schedule on the student website.
Our adult Bible study classes and volunteer opportunities begin at 6:30 PM across our campus. View all of the options and join us this week.
Preschool activities are available for those with preschool-aged children (birth-K). Our Children’s Ministry provides a fun learning environment for Elementary School students. Both Preschool and Elementary classes are held in the Hope Building. Middle and High School Students (grades 6-12) can participate in our Student Ministry activities inside the Grace Building.
How do we grow closer to Christ in the middle of everyday life? Join us for this seven-session Midweek Bible Study as we explore the habits God uses to nourish our faith—from Bible reading and prayer to worship, fellowship, and faithful stewardship of our time and resources. Together, we’ll discover how spiritual disciplines help us receive and respond to God’s grace, deepen our joy in Christ, and live out our faith each day. Whether you’re establishing new habits or refreshing familiar ones, come grow with us!
Taught by Teaching Pastors and Leaders
Room: H100 (Hope Building)
Classes range in various areas of biblical study. Some classes are a one-time study, while others are offered throughout the year.
We live in a culture that constantly tells us we need more—more comfort, more success, better circumstances. The result is often impatience, comparison, grumbling, and dissatisfaction.
Scripture offers another way. The apostle Paul said he had learned to be content in any and every circumstance. Contentment wasn’t automatic; he developed it as he learned to trust God.
Chasing Contentment will explore what biblical contentment is and how we can grow in it. Together, we’ll learn how to rest in God’s providence, reshape our desires, resist discontentment, and anchor our joy in God rather than our changing circumstances.
Come discover how, by God’s grace, contentment can be learned—and how a heart satisfied in Christ can experience genuine joy in every season of life.
Taught by Mark Bricker and Rodney Hedge
Room: H184 (Hope Building)
Classes range in various areas of biblical study. Some classes are a one-time study, while others are offered throughout the year.
The blessing of parenting children for God’s glory requires truth, hope, and help. All of that is found in God’s sufficient character and Word. The purpose of this class is all about giving parents in any season encouragement and hope in Christ from Scripture. How does the gospel speak hope to both children and parents? How can parents wisely point children to the light of Christ? Do I really have all that I need to be the mom or dad God has called me to be? What if I see myself as a failure as a parent? This class will give hope from the Word to questions like these!
Taught by Mike Hess
Room: H185 (Hope Building)
Classes range in various areas of biblical study. Some classes are a one-time study, while others are offered throughout the year.
Paul’s letter to the Romans is the most sweeping, structured, and explosive presentation of the Gospel in Scripture. Written to believers living in the heart of the empire, Romans confronts the power of sin, unveils the faithfulness of Christ, and reveals how God reshapes men through His grace and calls us into a life marked by faith and allegiance to His Son. This is not abstract
theology. It is the blueprint for a transformed life.
Romans exposes the lies that enslave us, dismantles shallow religion, and reveals the righteousness of God that rescues, restores, and reshapes everything. It shows how grace creates a new allegiance, how faith anchors us in Christ, and how the Spirit empowers us to walk in strength, clarity, and hope. This fall we will trace Paul’s argument from the depths of human brokenness to the heights of life in the Spirit, learning what it means to stand firm as men formed by the Gospel.
Bring your Bible. Come ready to think deeply, confront what must be confronted, and step forward as men shaped by the truth that overturned the ancient world and still builds unshakeable men today.
Taught by Josh Martin
Room: F202 (Faith Building)
Classes range in various areas of biblical study. Some classes are a one-time study, while others are offered throughout the year.
Each one of us is searching for something beneficial in life, that which lasts, and enables us to move forward with hope on our faith journey. Perhaps you are searching for and wanting to find peace, love, friendship, courage, wisdom, or something similar.
Whether we find what we are looking for has much to do with where we are searching or who we are seeking. The world tends to offer a temporary counterfeit way to give you what you are looking for, but lasting genuine fulfillment can only be found in the person of Jesus and the truth of His Word.
The Bible declares Seek And You Will Find, but what does that mean? What might that look like for a Christ-follower within daily life?
Join us for this study to answer such questions through a search in God’s Word to find what truly matters for eternity by drawing closer to the Savior. For if you seek the Lord, He will be found by you. Then you can be ready to point others to Christ who are also seeking and hoping to find.
Taught by the Women’s Ministry Teaching Team
Room: Fellowship Hall (Hope Building)
Classes range in various areas of biblical study. Some classes are a one-time study, while others are offered throughout the year.
Revival isn’t just an emotional experience. It’s a complete transformation. It can happen in your heart, in your home, in your church, and in your world. Restore your first love. Develop a heartfelt desire for God’s Word. Resolve conflicts. Repair relationships. Remove bitterness, fear, and worry. Refresh your spirit. Renew your mind. Reenergize your life. You can get back your passion and zeal for the Lord. Begin by seeking Him!
The facilitators have recommended to purchase the study guide, available in paperback or Kindle, “Seeking Him: Experiencing the Joy of Personal Revival” by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and Tim Grissom.
Interactive style study taught by the Women’s Ministry Teaching Team
Live Zoom Teaching, Mondays at 6:30 PM, starting October 12.
Join our preschool team on Wednesday nights! Every week we get to share God’s love with children ranging from birth through kindergarten. If you have a heart for children, we’d love to talk with you about joining our team.
Wednesday nights at 6:30 PM
First floor Hope Building
Are you excited about what God is teaching you through His Word? On Wednesday evenings, we are teaching 1st – 5th graders Bible skills, drills, and thrills! This fun and active teaching experience draws boys and girls into a love for the Bible, and you can be part of impacting them for His Kingdom.
Wednesday nights at 6:30 PM
Second floor Hope Building
This is another text box here for more information. This is another text box here for more information. This is another text box here for more information. This is another text box here for more information. This is another text box here for more information.
