If you’re a parent, you already know raising kids is hard, and helping them grow to love Jesus can feel even more overwhelming. If you’ve ever wondered where to begin, this study offers a simple, practical framework to help you lead your children toward a lasting, vibrant faith.
Jim Garner | Book $10 | Room 232

In his teaching of the Sermon on the Mount, Dietrich Bonhoeffer challenges us to move beyond easy grace and embrace a life of obedience, sacrifice, and devotion. In this study, we’ll explore The Cost of Discipleship and draw insights from other faithful voices who have followed Jesus “no matter the cost.”
Rick Brown | Room 130 (Fireside Room)

Hearts Like Hannah’s is a group for those walking through or supporting others in their struggle with infertility or infant loss. This semester’s study, Discerning the Voice of God by Priscilla Shirer, helps us recognize and respond to God’s leading with clarity and confidence.
Sayla Pustejovsky, Meredith Zahorsky & Andrea Chapman | Workbook $25 (optional) | Room 161

Together we’ll examine Israel’s role in Scripture – past, present, and future. From God’s ancient covenants to unfolding end-times prophecy, we’ll connect biblical truths to current events and explore how God’s promises to Israel reflect His sovereignty and steadfast love.
Brock King | Room 116

This study equips you with tools to observe, interpret, and apply Scripture on your own, transforming the way you approach God's Word. Whether you're new to Bible study or looking to go deeper, this practical method will help you study with greater purpose and confidence.
Mark & Teresa Julian | Room 118

Over the course of two semesters, we’ll journey through the book of Romans. This life-changing letter reveals God’s righteousness, the power of the gospel, and what it means to be made right with Him through faith. Along the way, you’ll be challenged and encouraged to deepen your understanding of the gospel and discover how it can transform every part of your life.
Sandra Maughan | Room 231

Our faith can feel messy. Relationships, doubts, and struggles often leave us wondering how to stay close to God. The early church faced these same difficulties. But 1 John reminds us that even through all of this, we can still live a life that moves toward spiritual transformation. This study will walk us through 1 John while also highlighting three Spiritual Habits: Bible Engagement, Worship, and Fellowship.
Dr. Aaron Pardue | Chapel

Too often, we focus only on part of God’s story, but this study reveals the deep connections between the Old and New Testaments, showing how everything points to Jesus. With thoughtful teaching and a fresh perspective, you’ll discover the beauty of God's unified story from Genesis to Revelation.
Debbie Duncan | Book $10 (optional) | Wednesday nights Room 117 and Thursday mornings Room 104

Rooted is a space for women of all ages to connect, grow in faith, and support one another through every season. This semester, we’ll journey through the book of Mark, encouraging each other with Scripture and conversation rooted in community and spiritual rhythm.
Libby Hutchinson & Women’s Ministry Leaders | Friday morning, Wednesday night, & Sunday night options

Matthew 1–13 reveals Jesus as the long-awaited Messiah and King. As we study His teachings and miracles, we’ll reflect on what His kingdom means for us today, and how we are invited to live in light of His call.
Sam Fuller | Wednesday morning | Room 118