The course is intended to make attendees aware of the church’s roots in North America as it accompanied European explorers in the 16th and 17th centuries and how it has progressed to the current state. Since this migration of people and faith is concurrent with the Protestant Reformation, the split between Catholics and Protestants and ... Read more
The course is intended to make attendees aware of the church’s roots in North America as it accompanied European explorers in the 16th and 17th centuries and how it has progressed to the current state. Since this migration of people and faith is concurrent with the Protestant Reformation, the split between Catholics and Protestants and ... Read more
The course is intended to make attendees aware of the church’s roots in North America as it accompanied European explorers in the 16th and 17th centuries and how it has progressed to the current state. Since this migration of people and faith is concurrent with the Protestant Reformation, the split between Catholics and Protestants and ... Read more
A discussion on what it means to have a biblical worldview and how it can impact our thinking on various cultural topics, help form our understanding of civic engagement, and unpack more of what it means to be a Christian living in our world today. Led by: Steven Mosley Classes start Sunday, September 8th and ... Read more
"Ezra - God Calls His People Home" tells the miraculous and compelling story of God’s faithfulness in the return of the Jewish exiles from Babylon. It will begin with the causes for the exile as told by Ezra in 2nd Chronicles, followed by the return to Jerusalem recorded in the writings of Ezra, Haggai, and ... Read more
Learn about discipleship by studying Jesus’ first followers—what they got right, what they got wrong, and what Jesus shows them about each along the way. There’s plenty of application for growth as we journey through the first section of the Gospel of Mark. Led by: Tom Haskins Classes start Sunday, September 8th and run through ... Read more
A discussion on what it means to have a biblical worldview and how it can impact our thinking on various cultural topics, help form our understanding of civic engagement, and unpack more of what it means to be a Christian living in our world today. Led by: Steven Mosley Classes start Sunday, September 8th and ... Read more
This new two-part course (Fall 2024 and Spring 2025) will cover, explain, and discuss twelve foundational doctrines of Christianity in effect since the days of the early church to the present day. Each part will address six fundamental doctrines over a twelve week period, emphasizing the Scriptural basis for each doctrine and how each doctrine ... Read more
Ezra - God Calls His People Home, Exodus, Part II” tells the miraculous and compelling story of God’s faithfulness in the return of the Jewish exiles from Babylon. It will begin with the causes for the exile as told by Ezra in 2d Chronicles, followed by the return to Jerusalem recorded in the writings of ... Read more
Learn about discipleship by studying Jesus’ first followers—what they got right, what they got wrong, and what Jesus shows them about each along the way. There’s plenty of application for growth as we journey through the first section of the Gospel of Mark. Led by: Tom Haskins Classes start Sunday, September 8th and run through ... Read more
