Block 2: Nov 11, 18, Dec 2, & 9
Block 3: Feb 3, 10, 17, & 24
Block 4: Apr 7, 14, 21, & 28
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Classes
Block 2: Nov 11, 18, Dec 2, & 9
Block 3: Feb 3, 10, 17, & 24
Block 4: Apr 7, 14, 21, & 28
6:30pm - 8:00pm
How to Read This Catalog
Each class includes two quick indicators:
Format shows how the class will be experienced, and Work Load shows how much outside work to expect.
Class Format:
📖 Lecture = Mostly teaching and listening
🛠 Workshop = Teaching plus hands-on practice
💬 Participatory = Discussion and interaction
Work Load:
🏋️ Light = Little to no outside work
🏋️🏋️ Medium = Short reading, reflection, or simple action steps
🏋️🏋️🏋️ Heavy = Regular reading, assignments, or preparation
Block 2
Nov 11, 18, Dec 2, & 9
How People Change
Format:
🛠 Workshop
Work Load:
🏋️🏋️ Medium
Description:
This class will explore how God changes us by His grace so that we resemble Christ more and more in our core desires, motivations, and behaviors. Together we’ll learn a biblical model of change and apply it to a specific area of need in our lives. This is a condensed version of the 12-week seminar we’ve offered in the past.
Best For:
Anyone who desires growth and change in their lives.
Materials:
Bible, notebook, & pen. Optional: How People Change by Tripp and Lane
Prerequisites:
None
Teacher:
Jeff Clochesy
Kids Lab
Kids Lab meets during the adult and teen class sessions and is designed to provide kids with solid tools for understanding God’s word while building friendships and a deeper connection within our church family. Kids get checked in at the FaithKids desk and then dropped off with their respective groups. Nursery and Pre-K/Kindergarten stay in their classrooms for the evening while our 1st–4th and 5th–6th graders rotate through fun-filled sessions of games, Bible memory, and digging into scripture.
Block 1
Sept 16, 23, 30, & Oct 7
Format:
🛠 Workshop
Work Load:
🏋️🏋️ Medium
Description:
This
class introduces the essential ideas, practices, and relationships that
shape a life of apprenticeship to Jesus. A life lived with him at the
center of our everyday lives.
Best For:
New
and seasoned followers of Jesus who desire to grow practically as
apprentices of Jesus and for those who desire to accompany others on
their journey with Christ.
Materials:
Bible, notebook, & pen
Prerequisites:
None
Teacher:
Jeff Clochesy
Format:
🛠 Workshop
Work Load:
🏋️🏋️ Medium
Description:
The depth of God’s love for us spills over into deep desire for us to KNOW Him deeply! What an awesome gift! As with any relationship, we can get comfortable in our level of knowing and stuck wondering how to have deeper intimacy with God. This class is for anyone who wants to explore some less common spiritual disciplines, to open our hearts to His Spirit to know Him more.
Best For:
Growing followers and seasoned believers
Materials:
Bible, notebook, & pen
Prerequisites:
None
Teacher:
Donna Leupp
Format:
💬 Participatory
Work Load:
🏋️🏋️ Medium
Description:
As
Christians, we use the term “gospel” a lot. But do we really understand
all that it means beyond an elevator pitch that Jesus died for our
sins?
The gospel is not only the good news by which we are saved, it
is the story God is telling that gives meaning to all other stories in the
world. It is the lens through which we can see clearly to interpret the
world in which we live. We will go beyond canned presentations and learn
how to speak fluently the story that God has been telling since the
beginning.
Best For:
This
class is good for anyone: seekers, new believers, or seasoned followers
of Jesus. Anyone wanting to know how the gospel makes sense of the
world around us and how to share that with others.
Materials:
Bible, notebook, & pen
Prerequisites:
None
Teacher:
Jay Williams
Format:
💬 Participatory
Work Load:
🏋️ Light
Description:
Adapted
from the book written by Chris Bruno, this class aims to give an
overview of the narrative of scripture through 16 key verses. Knowing
these key points of scripture can give us a better understanding of how
God has worked throughout Biblical history, as well as in our current
times.
Best For:
This is a great class for both new and seasoned believers who want to better understand the grand narrative of scripture.
Materials:
Bible, notebook, & pen
Prerequisites:
None
Teacher:
Kristof Katzbec
Format:
💬 Participatory
Work Load:
🏋️Light
Description:
“How can you believe the Bible is true?”
“Can Jesus be true for you, but not for me?”
Join us as we tackle these questions and others that every teen should ask and answer!
Best For:
Teenagers (7th through 12th grade)
Materials:
Bible, notebook, & pen
Prerequisites:
None
Teacher:
Sarah Katzbeck & Lauren William