This series explains basic topics such as belief in God, the history and writing of the Bible, the person of Jesus, the nature of salvation and more. All presented in an easy-to-understand approach suitable for those less familiar with the Bible or the Christian religion.

When it comes to scientific theories of origins, as Christians we should hold firm to Scripture - which never changes, and hold loosely to human theories - which often change. In this special teen edition series, we will examine the early history in Genesis, the supporting scientific evidences and explore the main controversies which often raise doubts for some Christians. Be prepared for critical thinking!

On Wednesday nights, both High School & Middle School will meet to study the book of Acts that centers around the EPIC theme "ALL IN".

The books of Numbers and Deuteronomy are natural companions and profitable for a study together since they both provide information about the observation of laws and rituals as well as detailed information about the Jewish peoples' 40 years in the wilderness.

In this class our new minister, Philip Wolke will be bringing lessons from Jesus' sermon on the Mount from the gospel of Matthew. This class will focus on what Jesus teaches that is different than the culture around us.

The Early Bird class meets at 4pm to avoid the late night drive. This class watches videos taught by members of the church and facilitated by Jon Dillinger.

Letters were written to address specific issues and concerns within the early church, often defending the gospel message against false teachings, explaining Christian doctrine, and urging believers to live lives of love and unity in Christ. Philippians is a letter expressing great joy and gratitude in Christ, encouraging them to maintain unity and focus on Christ; while Colossians is a defense against false teachings, emphasizing the supreme authority of Christ over all creation and urging the Colossian church to center their faith solely on Jesus.