Bible Classes

In this Wednesday evening auditorium class the entire church engaged in an interactive, multi-generational study of the geography of the New Testament. This class is designed to give us a greater understanding and appreciation of the historicity of the Bible, demonstrating that the places, people and events spoken of in the Bible are not fables,… [Read more]

We invite you to join us in our Sunday morning auditorium class as we go through a seven week study of the New Testament book of Paul’s letter to the church at Colossae. This study, conducted by Les Wicker, is intended to help us learn about the true identity of Jesus Christ and what that… [Read more]

In our Sunday morning auditorium class we recently studied the person of Jesus Christ and His teachings. Jesus is commonly called the Master Teacher, but why? Jesus as teacher is a centerpiece to the depiction of him in the gospels. What did he teach and how did he do it? Why is it still critically… [Read more]

This study, conducted by Phillip Mullins, explores the world in which the events of the New Testament took place. The New Testament is framed within a historical and cultural context. This class explores and summarizes the political, economic, and social setting of the events of the New Testament. Christ came to a certain place and… [Read more]

There are many who view the writings of the Old Testament as simply an archaic collection of narratives, history and literature regarding the the ancient nation of Israel that has no real significance for us today. Nothing could be farther from the truth. This study emphasizes God’s dealings with man throughout the Old Testament, helping… [Read more]

Various men of the congregation lead us through this study of some of the lesser characters of the Old Testament. From their very beginning as a nation in the book of Exodus to their near extinction under the Medo-Persian empire in the book of Esther, listen as different teachers investigate what these men and women… [Read more]