Adult Discipleship

Room 227

Teacher: Jonathan Hunnicutt

Roll up your sleeves and discover how Jesus’s New Exodus unpacks the hottest controversy of the early church, unleashes Paul’s greatest letters, and unlocks your place in the story of the God who Sets Slaves Free. (Spiritual Pathway: Abide)

Room 103

Mark Curtis-Thames and Ken Gore

What makes the Bible the greatest book of all time? This four-week study will show us how to share our faith by understanding the Bible’s many literary genres including Prophetic writing, Wisdom Literature, The Psalms and the Parables of Jesus.  (Spiritual Pathway: Share)

Room 225

Kristi Coleman

Do you want a better understanding of biblical justice?  This elective is a deep dive into Luke 15 and the story of the Prodigal Son from a Middle Eastern perspective. By finding our identity and belonging in the God who runs to meet us, we discover the hand of God that lifts us. (Spiritual Pathway: Belong)

Room 224

Scott Coleman

Together we’ll explore Scriptures, reflect on our life experiences, and try practices that lead us on the path to "real and eternal life--more and better life than you ever dreamed of.” (Jesus in John 10:10, The Message ). (Spiritual Pathway: Abide)

Room 228

Fred Durham

This course explores C.S. Lewis’s book The Great Divorce, a whimsical look at Heaven, Hell, and the stories that make us more fully human. This is the best book on Christian discipleship you’ve never read. (Spiritual Pathways: Listen/Share)

Room 227

Carey Sims and Prayer Team

“Activating Prayer, led by our Prayer Team, is designed as an experiential and empowering prayer journey. Drawing inspiration from Novo’s Activating Prayer Cohort, the course focuses on equipping participants to understand the use their spiritual authority to pray with confidence and see tangible impacts in their personal lives, communities, and beyond. (Spiritual Pathway: Listen)

Room 225

Kristi Coleman

This elective is an invitation to learn how to practice Christlike friendship-activating small but powerful habits of listening, curiosity, and presence that spark deeper connection in a disconnected age. (Spiritual Pathways: Listen/Belong)

Room 227

Pastoral Staff

A course designed for new Christians or Christians who want to go back and cover the essentials of the faith. Expect interactive learning sessions, opportunities for reflection, and tools to help your faith grow.

Room 225

Led by Kathleen Durham, with Hannah King

Through exploring the Christian practice of Communion, author Hannah King’s new book, Feasting on Hope, shows how shared meals and sacred rituals can transform grief into gospel hope and renewal. King will preach on Sunday, March 8. (Spiritual Pathways: Belong/Share/Abide)

Room 227

Greg and Julie Leftwich

Parenting happens in habits. We make meals, get in cars, answer questions, discipline, and do bedtime. These ordinary routines are extraordinary opportunities to live out the love of God in profound ways. We will use Justin Early’s book, Habits of the Household, to explore parenting practices that can help your family discover spiritual meaning in otherwise mundane moments.  (Spiritual Pathway: Serve)

Room 225

Charlie Mercado

How does one learn to follow and love Jesus more and more? Explore how Christians in other ages have met the challenges of their times and sought to know the savior. We will evaluate in the light of scripture the devotional practices and the benefits and hang-ups associated with four historic Christian communities. (Spiritual Pathway: Abide)

Led by Wes Keyes

Enriched by insights from Toxic Charity and When Helping Hurts, Wes will invite participants to consider how the church can serve not just with good intentions, but with humility, presence, and a deeper commitment to the healing work of Christ among those in need. (Spiritual Pathway: Serve)

Kenny Cheshier

This course will focus on the theology in the films of Steven Spielberg, whose films have impacted our society for over 50 years. It will allow the viewer to share what you notice in his films. Each week participants will be tasked to watch a Spielberg film and then come back for discussion. (Spiritual Pathway: Share)

Room 224

Connections is a book study for young adults (25-40ish), single or otherwise, seeking community with others willing to dig into scriptural guidance for navigating life. Most recently they studied The Christian Atheist by Craig Groeschel, and this fall they’re digging into Please, Sorry, Thanks by Mark Batterson

Room 223

Parents of children ages 0-18. This group gathers to build community among parents and to focus on how scripture enables them to live a gospel centered life in the midst of caring for their families.

Salon 116

Una clase de español que estudia la Palabra y cómo se aplican a nuestra vida cotidiana.

Room 103

This intergenerational class blends Bible study, global issues, and prayer on behalf of other countries and peoples around the world as class members seek to be faithful, growing disciples of Jesus.

A discussion-based group that relies on participants' unique experiences to help the group grow towards Christ. Their goal is to understand scripture and apply its truths in practical ways. This group is generally 40s and up but all are welcome.

Room 229

This group of members in their 50s seeks a deeper relationship with God and with each other as they learn from the Bible, pray for each other, and have fun together. By using a variety of resources to enhance their Bible study, they encourage discussion to help one another apply the truth of scripture to their lives.

Room 108

This class focuses on spiritual growth and fellowship for our friends with developmental disabilities. Ages 16 and up are welcome.