Posts Tagged with "Sunday Class"

Join us for session 3 of our virutal Sunday Class! This week, Andrew Maples teaches us on the topic of developing a heart for evangelism. You can find the outline for this class here and all previous classes and outlines here! ...

As we adjust to life in the new normal under coronavirus restrictions, we're all cataloging the temporarily suspended activities we can't wait to return to. At the top of my list is our Sunday gathering and a big part of that is the opportunity to learn from our Sunday classes. When our Sunday gatherings were suspended, we had only just begun a Sunday class series entitled...

Paul, in his letter to the Ephesians, gives us a glimpse into the desire of his heart for the church: ".that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give you the Spirit of wisdom and of revelation in the knowledge of him, having the eyes of your hearts enlightened, that you may know what is the hope to which he has called you, what are the riches of his...

"Prayer is certainly one of the hardest tasks in the Christian life though it is also one of its greatest privileges. Perhaps the hardest part of prayer is just to begin praying at all." (Tim Kerr) Join us on Sundays during the month of April to learn more about this easy-to-neglect topic of prayer. As people who are dependent on God, we are people who should be characteri...

"God has predestined all believers to be conformed to the image of His Son. The process toward that goal is called by various names such as sanctification, growth in grace, or transformation. This process of transformation into the image of Christ begins at our new birth and continues until we die and enter into the presence of the Lord. At that time, according to Hebrews ...

Last Sunday, Jeff Purswell taught the first session of our October Sunday Class, The Gospel at Work. In this teaching, Jeff introduced the idea that scripture's perspective transforms our view of work from a necessary evil into a noble, attractive, motivating opportunity to bring God glory in our lives. He continued by stressing that work is a primary way that we imitate G...

Over the last 3 weeks, we've studied the topic of prayer together in our Sunday Class. This week we'll continue that study as Steve Whitacre leads us through the prayers of Paul in the New Testament. Even if you haven't had a chance to attend any of the other sessions this month, we'd highly encourage you to join us for this time of teacahing and prayer together. The sessi...

This week for the 3rd session of our February Sunday class, we'll be discussing chapters 10-11 of Tim Keller's book,Prayer: Experiencing Awe and Intimacy with God.Through those chapters, we'll see prayer as both a conversation with God and an encounter with God. In addition, we'll look at the great benefit that the Psalms are to our prayer lives. So join us, Sunday morning...

Don't forget to join us for session II of the February Sunday Class on the topic of prayer. This week, Steve Whitacre will be teaching on the Lord's Prayer and how we can incorporate it into our daily prayers. This will be a sweet time of teaching and prayer together and we would love for you to come even if you weren't able to attend the first session. The class begins at...

Join us for our February Sunday Class, "Prayer"...

Join us for the final session of "Sent: Sharing the Hope of the Gospel". This week, Brian will conclude the 4 week class with a look at the corporate witness of the church. In addition, he'll be conducting a short interview with Matt Gray about how to share the good news of the gospel in under two minutes. We'd love for everyone to benefit from this time toegher, so feel f...

Join us for this week's Sunday Class: The Message of the Ambassador...

Outline and recording from Session 3 of "The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit" Sunday Class...

Outline and recording from Session 2 of "The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit" Sunday Class...

Outline and recording from Session 1 of "The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit" Sunday Class...