Teachers: Bob Frevert, Dave Holtberg, Tom Gann
Using the David C. Cook Bible in Life Comprehensive Bible Study Series as their study material, the Alpha class will be learning more about three important Old Testament prophets: the call and prophecies of Isaiah, Jeremiah's call for the people to have a heart-to-heart relationship with God and to be in service to others, and Ezekiel calling for accountability of sins, repentance and restoration. The Alpha class is comprised of mainly mid-to-upper senior adults (who are all very young at heart). This class is outstanding in their personal concern for loving, supporting, and caring for one another. As needs and concerns are expressed, living faith through action becomes evidence of the commitment they have to be the body of Christ.

 

We are all at different points on our "faith journey" and this study is relevant to any believer who wants to "swim out a little deeper" in Christ. During the months of September through November the JOY class will be discussing the community of the Church as described in the New Testament. We will begin in Matthew with the birth of Jesus and some of the foundational teachings for his followers. Next we will examine how the community grew and developed in the book of Acts and then we will focus on understanding how the early Church dealt with the conflicts and struggles that came as the Church spread from Jerusalem and Judea to the ends of the earth. This class uses the Present Word Uniform Series studies. No prior study is necessary for a full enjoyment of this class.

 

The Thirst Quenchers class is made up of all ages in body and soul! We love our Lord and thirst for His Word. We have a great time studying together and benefit from digging deep into the Scriptures for Biblical truth and application. Our current study is the book of Acts with instructions to the apostles to receive the power of the Holy Spirit and witness "to the ends of the earth". One of the greatest strengths of this class is the love and support we share with each other. We begin each class with devotion, led by class members, and a time of praises and prayer requests. This helps us to keep each other lifted up during the week. 

 

We have all listened to Dave Letterman recite his top 10 list on the Late Night Show. Did you know Christians have followed a Top 10 List for centuries? Using the book, The Top Ten List for Christians, this study will offer a "contemporary" top ten list of important things for Christians to remember as we make our way through life's journey. We all need guideposts along the way. Author, J.W. Moore, offers God's real priorities for faithful living in 10 witty ways that will encourage us to live in a Christ like manner. Our Class format is conversational learning in a small group setting. 

 

Whether we’re pushed down or lifted up, faced with deadly choices or seemingly easy ones…you’ll find faith is for everyday living. The structure of this class is discussion oriented for those who feel comfortable doing so, but many prefer to sit quietly and simply absorb the thoughts and ideas offered up by others. We begin each week with a warm cup of coffee, plenty of welcoming smiles and handshakes, followed by a time of sharing and prayer. This class is always excited to see new faces, so we hope you will stop by and become a part of this study. We are currently studying church history and how it shapes our world today.

 

Noted for its friendliness to all who join and its commitment to serious Bible study, this year our lecture/discussion oriented class will be studying the book of II Peter. The Apostle Peter was one of Jesus’ first and closest disciples.

II Peter was written to the church at large, and it strongly denounced false teachers and apostasy. It also takes aim at doubts about the Second Coming and the denial or misuse of authoritative Scripture. We still need to know truth, as apostasy is more rampant today than in the time of Peter. Come grow and learn with us.