In this study of the book of Ruth, we will explore themes of loyalty, providence, and redemption, while emphasizing the interplay of human action and divine purpose. We will also highlight the inclusion of a Moabite woman in Israel’s royal lineage, underscoring covenantal faithfulness and divine grace.

The Doctrine of God led by Dr. Timothy Gatewood

What Do You Say When? A Parent’s Guide to Navigating Cultural Chaos for Children and Teens led by Paige Atkinson

Over time, small conversations with our children help mold their worldview. As they grow, their questions become more challenging. Andrew and Christian Walker’s book will help us learn how to effectively respond to our children’s questions on a wide range of hot-button topics. 

The Money Challenge by Art Rainer led by Matt Brown

God didn't create us to be secure, self-protective hoarders, but to become the conduit through which his generosity flows! You and your money were meant for an exciting, adventurous, and satisfying purpose. The Money Challenge leads you on a challenging, biblically based journey toward financial health – to help you experience life the way God intended.

Share Your Faith led by Tim Peabody

Living Victoriously in Difficult Times led by Sonya Auston (for Women only)

At the Feet of the Father: Bible Tools and Resources led by Christina Caldwell

A.W. Tozer once wrote, “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” If this is true, then we must examine our thoughts about God and ensure that they are aligned with the teaching of the Bible and the testimony of the Church. To that end, this course will examine the classical understanding of the divine attributes and their benefits to the lives of Christians now and throughout history.

Cultural Sanctification by Stephen Presley led by Jerry Reagan

Amid a pagan culture that regarded their faith with suspicion, early Christians founded a religious movement that transformed the ancient world. Many of the challenges the early church faced were unique to that time, but similarities between the early church and its relationship to the broader cultural world are evident. According to Presley, "...you can't get out of the first three centuries of the church without recognizing that the church is embedded in a culture that is often set against them." Using examples from the early church, he draws lessons for practicing authentic, pious discernment in how we engage with the wider culture.

Biblical Marriage led by Philip and Lisa Gunn

Marriage is about more than being happy…it’s about the glory of God. Join us as we explore the Bible’s rich teaching on marriage God’s way. 

Every teacher wants small group Bible study to be biblical, and most teachers want small group Bible study to be interactive. In this class you’ll learn how to craft a biblical discussion that engages your entire group in learning and applying the Bible. 

Contrary to popular opinion, the Bible isn't up for interpretation (2 Peter 1:20, 21). Each author, guided by God, had one meaning in mind when he wrote; our job as diligent students is to correctly understand that meaning. Looking at cultural and linguistic context plus specific types of literature, this hands-on workshop will give you simple tools to study any book of the Bible well.

Walking Together: Mentoring Tools for Women led by Melanie Lenow (for Student Girls/Women only)

We need one another. Yet we often don’t know how to develop relationships with other ladies that help us grow in the Christian life. If you are interested in meeting with women of all ages to discuss discipleship topics that are guaranteed to help you love God and his Church more, this class is for you! The goal is to have many women of various ages together to discuss the things of God and build relationships beyond small talk. If you are a lady from the ages of 14 to 94, I’d love to see you there.

Thoughts for Young Men led by Russ Granberry (for Student Guys/Men only)