Christian Education
Ongoing Christian education and discipleship are vital tools to equip believers to live for Christ and serve His purposes. Join a class or Bible study to continue your growth as a disciple of Jesus!
Sunday School
Time slots: 8:30a, 9:30a, 11a
All classes are held at the Main Building on 70th St, unless specified “Student Campus.” Our Student Campus is at 6800 Townsend Ave.
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Where the Rubber Meets the Road
Pastor James Weaver / Ullestad Chapel
Being Christian is more than just a claim. Following Christ should transform our character, conversations and conduct so people around us can see the difference Jesus makes.
What Do You Say to That?—Responding to Christianity’s Critics
Pastor Carey Huffman / Ullestad Chapel
We’ll discuss how to respond to common objections and difficult questions posed by skeptics and unbelievers.
Shepherding A Child’s Heart
Torrie Bagley / Rm 212
Everything our children do and say flows from their heart. Come and learn how to speak to the heart of your child.
The God I Never Knew
Jared Acheson / Rm 224
People of faith talk a lot about God and knowing Jesus, but we’ll explore how real friendship with the Holy Spirit can radically change our lives.
College & Young Adults—Titus
Pastor Brian Smith / Rm 170 (enter SE door)
In this Bible-based video series, Chip Ingram unpacks the book of Titus, challenging us to display the gospel in our lives through doing good—not to earn God’s favor, but as a result of God’s favor.
Vida Nueva
Eduardo Plascencia / Second floor, by East entrance Stairway
Próximos Estudios: La historia del Antiguo y Nuevo Testamento // Estudios del libro de Isaías // El evangelio de Marcos
The 80 / 20 Rule
Pastor Gary Walter / Ullestad Chapel
We’ll broaden our understanding of what God has done—and what is yet to come—by taking an in-depth look at some less familiar passages of Bible prophecy.
What Do You Say to That?—Responding to Christianity’s Critics
Pastor Carey Huffman / Rm 224
We’ll discuss how to respond to common objections and difficult questions posed by skeptics and unbelievers.
Where the Rubber Meets the Road
Pastor James Weaver / Cory Hansen / Rm 212
Being Christian is more than just a claim. Following Christ should transform our character, conversations and conduct so people around us can see the difference Jesus makes.
I Don’t Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist (Mask-on option*)
Jason Stoeker / Student Campus Auditorium, 6800 Townsend Ave
*This class is a great option for anyone who would like to attend a class where everyone wears a mask.
If you find yourself struggling to defend your faith in Christ, this class will equip you with answers to common objections and criticisms regarding Christianity.
Youth Sunday School | 9:30a
Pastor Zach, Pastor Luke, & Pastor August / Student Campus North Lower Level
Elementary Kids Sunday School | 9:30a
K-5th / Main Building, 2nd floor
Early Childhood Sunday School | 9:30a
4- and 5-year-olds / Main Building 1st floor, Early Childhood area
Wednesday Nights
6:30p
Most classes are held at the Main Building at 4425 70th St, but several are off-campus. See each class for location details. Our classes do not require sign-up.
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Weekly Groups
Ladies’ Bible Study & Prayer
Sue Thompson / Monday @ 1-3p, New Hope Java
We are currently studying the Bible book of Ephesians using the book Understanding your Blessings in Christ, by Elizabeth George.
The Letter from James
Terry Knisley / Facebook Live (search “TRK Ministries” on Facebook) on Thursdays @ 5:55pm
The message of the New Testament book of James is simple yet profound: “Salvation is by faith, but faith without action is useless. True faith in Christ results in good actions. It’s not what faith IS that’s important, it’s what faith does.”
Men’s Bible Study & Prayer
Thursdays @ 7:30 – 9a, New Hope Java
Ladies’ Bible Study
Barb Smalley / Friday @ 9:45a – 12p, Rm 212
We are studying the life of the Patriarchs–our biblical ancestors in Godly faith–from the book of Genesis chapter 12 onward, using a Beth Moore video series entitled, “The Patriarchs: Encountering the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.”