Adult Sunday School

Lifebuilders Class

Sunday School Options:

There are 3 Adult classes which meet on Sunday Mornings from 9:30-10:30 in the lower level of the building. 

Echo:

Greek verb meaning to have, share, participate, partner, connect. This class is made up of young adults in their 20’s and early 30’s who desire to build gospel-centered relationships in a safe environment where we model the prodigal, lavish, and unrestrained love of our heavenly Father with one another.

The Penetrating Statements and Questions of Jesus
We will be examining the "I am" claims of Christ through the gospel of John as well as 7 penetrating questions that Jesus asked...not because He needed information, but rather to expose something in the heart of the hearer(s).  Our aim will be the convergence of Orthodoxy with Orthopraxy or practically living out 'today' what Jesus said is true.

Teachers: Dr. Steve Lovelady and Jeff Norris

Life Builders

Made up primarily of men and women in their 30’s and 40’s, the Life-Builders class exists to equip, support and serve families. We want to link people together around the Word of God as we learn to cultivate healthy relationships with God and others which can lead to healthier families.

The Penetrating Statements and Questions of Jesus
We will be examining the "I am" claims of Christ through the gospel of John as well as 7 penetrating questions that Jesus asked...not because He needed information, but rather to expose something in the heart of the hearer(s).  Our aim will be the convergence of Orthodoxy with Orthopraxy or practically living out 'today' what Jesus said is true.

Teachers:  Matt Letourneau and Steve Johnson

Eagles

The “Eagles” class exists as an inter-generational community that is committed to in-depth study of the Scriptures while encouraging mentoring relationships among the various age groups in our church.

Soul Care:

Our souls are alive.  Just as our brains, muscles and organs need proper care and provision of nutrients, our souls also need nourishment.  Just as we protect our bodies from the could, excessive heat and too much sun, we must also protect our souls from harm.  A soul is healthy to the extent that it maintains a strong connection and receptivity to God.  

Teachers: Bill Brewbaker and David Michelson

Lynda Baird and Heather Johnson enjoying coffee before Sunday school