Journey Together is our Wednesday evening discipleship experience for the whole family.
Located inside the Hope Building Fellowship Hall, Regular adult meals are $10 ($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.
No matter if you are taking classes or not, our group includes young adults pursuing a variety of education and career paths in life. Meets at 7:30 PM in the Faith Building, room F111.
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.
Keeping the end in mind shapes how we live our lives here and now. Living life backward means taking the one thing in our future that is certain—death—and letting that inform our journey before we get there. Looking at the Book of Ecclesiastes for wisdom will shake up our expectations and priorities for what it means to live the “the good life.” Join us as we study Ecclesiastes together and learn to live life backward.
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.
Most of us graduated from high school never learning the basics of how to handle our money well. We were forced to learn through trial and error, and if you are like most people, it has cost you a lot of pain, regret, frustration, and for those of you who are married, a lot of money fights. This class will teach you God’s ways of handling money and will be very practical in nature. You’ll learn how and where to save your money, how to put together and live on a written plan, and how to begin investing. You’ll learn which insurances to buy and which ones to avoid. You’ll also create your own personalized plan for how to get out of debt and/or stay out of debt. This class would be suitable for teenagers all the way through retirees!
Taught by Danny Lightner
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.
Are you ready to “Grandparent on Purpose?” For some of you this class will affirm the good things you are already doing with your grandkids. For others, it will shake your world and give you a brand-new perspective on what it means to be a grandparent. Whether you are at one end of that spectrum or the other — or in the middle somewhere — you are going to be deeply impacted by this class. Our six-week class will consist of the below weekly sessions.
Session 1 – The Amazing Influence of a Grandparent
Session 2 – What the Bible Says About Grandparenting
Session 3 – Reaching the Heart of Your Grandchild
Session 4 – Overcoming the Barriers of Distance
Session 5 – The Eight Best Practices of Christian Grandparents
Session 6 – Becoming an Intentional Christian Grandparent
It is important for you to have your own workbook, as there are illustrations, blanks to fill in, and areas for personal reflection. We trust this workbook will become a valuable resource for you as you learn how to pass on a Godly legacy to your grandchildren.
Taught by Cary Robinson
Room: H186 (Hope Building)
Suggested Resource: Grandparenting Matters: Updated Edition Video Seminar Series by Larry Fowler
Classes range in various areas of biblical study. Some classes are a one-time study, while others are offered throughout the year.
The mandate of the Great Commission to go and make disciples of all people groups is a command for every true follower of Christ, not just for those who have the gift of evangelism. God wants every disciple to be a dynamic witness for Him. This is the Big Idea that runs throughout the first twelve chapters of the book of Acts.
Peter was just a fisherman, untrained in the fine details of theology, yet the Holy Spirit used him in dynamic ways to bring many people to a saving faith in Jesus as the Messiah. So how can we be like Peter and share our faith with others in effective ways even when we’re scared and may not really want to? Join us, and find out how.
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.
Join us for this study of some of the most well-known Parables told by Jesus during His brief ministry on earth. We will explore a variety of these different symbolic stories recorded in Scripture, such as the Good Samaritan, the Prodigal Son, and the Rich Fool to: (1) uncover their meaning, (2) gain a greater knowledge of Jesus and His Kingdom through His Word, and (3) learn how these biblical narratives point to the larger storyline of the gospel message of Christ.
Taught by the Women’s Ministry Teaching Team
Room: Fellowship Hall (Hope Building)
Suggested Resource: The Parables of Jesus: A 12-Week Study (Knowing the Bible)
Classes range in various areas of biblical study. Some classes are a one-time study, while others are offered throughout the year.
Join us for this study of some of the most well-known Parables told by Jesus during His brief ministry on earth. We will explore a variety of these different symbolic stories recorded in Scripture, such as the Good Samaritan, the Prodigal Son, and the Rich Fool to: (1) uncover their meaning, (2) gain a greater knowledge of Jesus and His Kingdom through His Word, and (3) learn how these biblical narratives point to the larger storyline of the gospel message of Christ.
Interactive style study taught by the Women’s Ministry Teaching Team Live Zoom Teaching, Mondays at 6:30 PM, starting January 20.
Suggested Resource: The Parables of Jesus: A 12-Week Study (Knowing the Bible)
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
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