These studies will focus on underlying events in the life of Christ as recorded by John, and will draw key lessons for our Christian lives. Simultaneously, the studies will draw from letters of John to bolster the message of the gospel.

In this Bible study, we’ll explore the reality of feeling overwhelmed and look to Scripture for guidance and comfort. Through stories of those who faced similar challenges—like David, Elijah, and Jesus Himself—we will uncover timeless truths about God’s presence, His peace, and how we can rely on His strength when ours runs dry. Together, we’ll discover that while overwhelming moments are a part of life, they do not define us. Instead, through faith, prayer, and trust in God, we can find peace and purpose even in the most difficult times.

Join us as we study fundamentals of the Christian faith to strengthen our relationship with Jesus.

Revelation is a beautiful book that every Christian should be familiar with and know as well as any other book of the Bible. However, many are afraid to study it because they feel it is too difficult to interpret. This class, based on the book of the same name, will show how approachable this letter is. It will teach us the fundamentals to properly interpret Revelation, how to discuss it with our peers who interpret it differently, and understand the messages and lessons we can apply to our own lives today.

This class will take students through the gospels and some Old Testament stories to learn more about the relationship Jesus wants with us. We will examine Peter’s failures and the rich young ruler to see how God works to rebuild us through tough times. Finally, we will look at Jacob and Esau to take lessons about living and working together as Christians.

To many Christians, the Biblical Scriptures, especially the Old Testament, can be familiar and poetically beautiful, yet can also be daunting to comprehend and at times seem irrelevant. It is so easy to get lost in the Old Testament laws, history, and genealogies. Like the disciples on the “Road To Emmaus” (Luke 24:13-27), we will take a journey through the entire Bible to discover Jesus permeating Scripture from the Creation in Genesis to the final Revelation of Jesus Christ in the New Testament.

The New Testament is clear that Jesus affirms the Old Testament is all about Him. Yet, reading through the Old Testament with all of its laws, history, and genealogies can be daunting to comprehend and at times seem irrelevant. Like the disciples on the “Road To Emmaus” (Luke 24:13-27), we will take a journey through the entire Old Testament to discover Jesus permeating Scripture from the Creation in Genesis to the last work in the Minor Prophets, Malachi.

We will study New Testament topical studies that are relevant today in our continued walk with God.