Bible Class

How should one conduct themselves when victory has already been achieved? This class will examine Paul's teachings to the church at Thessalonica concerning Jesus' second coming. We will study God's expectations for the daily life of the church while anticipating the ultimate victory upon Jesus' return.

The purpose of this course is to enable experienced Bible students to study the NT more deeply. The primary objective will be to briefly examine each book of the New Testament with regards to their authorship, canonicity, occasion, transmission, and theological content. Secondarily, the study will define and explain different areas of biblical criticism as well as discuss the attributes of the NT as a literary collection of Christian Scriptures.

This class will explore the powerful prayers, songs, and hymns found in the book of Psalms. We will examine how these writings express a wide range of emotions, from joy and thanksgiving to sorrow and lament. Join us to discover how the Psalms can inspire and strengthen your faith, guiding you in both worship and everyday life.

We will continue our study of the life of Jesus as covered in the four Gospels, from his miraculous birth through his over three-year ministry. No one was ever quite the same after encountering Jesus, who taught, encouraged, challenged, rebuked, prophesied, and performed miracles. Looking at his life over 2,000 years later, it is no wonder why we are still amazed by him.

Have you ever encountered a barrier that stopped you in your tracks? Although a literal leap isn't possible, a leap of faith is! With God's help, women can accomplish the impossible. We can conquer many obstacles, like the Old Testament Prophet Elisha. Join us as we leap in our faith!

A look at ten specific prayers in the Bible to better understand the purpose and effectiveness of prayer. Class discussion will focus on how we bring these elements forward into our prayer life and grow closer to God through prayer.