Discover
Adult Ministries
Description: Corinth was a modern and proud city in ancient Greece, and thoroughly pagan. Christians there were tempted to conform to a seductive culture of pleasing the flesh and consumerism, in addition to sin’s continuing deceitfulness still in the lives of believers. Sound familiar? Paul instructs his readers how the gospel must shape their lifestyle in the church and in their culture. What does it mean to be truly spiritual in a sometimes hostile environment? How should knowledge of the truth inform our behavior? And how do we live lives characterized by both truth and love? Please join us as we study this valuable epistle that speaks so clearly to our own time.
Teachers: Bob Williams, Jim Lorenzetti, Matt Martinie
Room: Fellowship Hall
Sunday School Classes
Title: First corinthians
Next Class
The Gospel of Mark plays a unique and strategic role in the Christian Bible. In this account of the life, death, and resurrection of Christ, we see him fulfilling in himself the Old Testament hopes for a coming king, the Messiah, yet we also see the stark ways in which Jesus confounds public expectations of what this king will do: he will suffer. Mark’s Gospel also gives us a vivid portrayal of what authentic discipleship looks like for those who follow a rejected king. Of the four Gospels, Mark was probably the first one written. Mark’s Gospel is concerned with presenting Jesus as the Messiah, the king, the Son of David, who is rejected by the religious authorities and calls his followers to radical discipleship in the kingdom of God.
Teachers: Kelly Dunn
Room: Reception Room
Title: Mark: Verse by verse
Next Class
Sunday School Classes
Description: This semester the men's class will be joining together to pray and discuss God's Word to help us all grow in Christ. Topic will be around renewing our minds. Romans 12:2a "Do not be confirmed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind."
Teachers: Tim Eckerley
Room: 221
Title: Renewed Minds: The Men's Class
Next Class
Sunday School Classes
Description: The Abide Sunday School is for youngish adults and adults with young families. Its design and purpose is to help us abide with one another (grow in community, encourage one another, share life) and abide in Jesus. We are currently studying the gospel of Matthew. Coffee and pastries will be present! Our structure on Sunday mornings is to have light teaching, discussion, prayer, and then a time for us to connect, fellowship, and share life.
Teachers: Justin Ewing and Landon Welch
Room: South Ministry Center Lobby
Title: Abide
Next Class
Sunday School Classes
Description: During the Sunday School hour, we will gather to talk to the Lord. There will be a short lesson or scripture reading, then we will pray for what anyone would like to bring. Whether you pray out loud or to yourself, you will find others who believe that praying together and praying regularly are important.
Teachers: Mark Lancaster
Room: Sanctuary
Title: Pray Always
Next Class
Sunday School Classes
Description: Marriage is one of God’s primary tools for our growth in holiness. Join us this spring for a Marriage Sunday School class led by Pastor Josh. This class is not for those who think they have it all together, but for those who are trusting God to shape them—whether in marriage now or in preparation for marriage. Our marriages are meant to display Christ’s love for His bride, the Church (Eph. 5:31–32). The heart of this class is to see marriages nourished, strengthened, and rooted in the gospel for the glory of God. We’ll walk together through the video and book series What Did You Expect? by Dr. Paul David Tripp. Each week will include a video session followed by guided discussion. Copies of the book will be available for purchase.
Teachers: Josh Lee & Aaron Kleinmeyer
Room: Chapel
Title: The Marriage Class
Next Class
Sunday School Classes
Description: The Women’s class will continue with At His Feet studying the Gospel of Luke. Watch Jesus up close as he begins to reveal to his disciples, the crowds, and us the astonishing upside-down kingdom of God.
Teachers: Beth Schupp & Ruby Dunn
Room: 218-219
Title: At His Feet
Next Class
Sunday School Classes
Family Fellowship
have a Question?
On Wednesday Evenings we have Family Fellowship in the Ministry Center. This is an evening to live as a church family! We gather together to share a meal and share life. We cater in Chickfila, Jimmy Johns, Pizza Hut and others (gluten free options are always available). We also provide a salad, coffee, drinks, and members are encouraged to bring a dessert to share. Afterwards we have ministries for every age!
It's all about family.
Join us Wednesday Evenings During the Spring & FAll
Family Fellowship Schedule
Meal 6:00pm - 6:30pm
Suggested donation of $5 x person ($15 max per family).
KidsQuest
Student Ministries
Discipleship Groups
Ministries 6:30-7:45pm
Little Lambs
Learn More
Learn More
Learn More
Learn More
Discipleship Groups are made up of 4-5 believers.
Discipleship Groups provide intentional time in God’s Word alongside other believers, playing a crucial role in fulfilling Christ’s mission to make disciples. They offer a unique opportunity for spiritual growth and discipleship.
What are discipleship groups?
Discipleship Groups meet weekly on Wednesday Nights at Family Fellowship September through May from 6:30pm-7:45pm.
Discipleship Groups will read scripture, pray, grow in Christ-Centered relationships, challenge one another, discuss how to live out their faith in everyday life and glorify God in all things.
-The Great Commission
”
