In this course, we will study the great narrative that extends across the Bible from Genesis to Revelation by looking closely at sixteen “turning point” verses within their context. Whether it's the creation of humanity, the establishment of the covenants, or the coming of the Messiah, we’ll see how God's Word tells a single story about God’s sovereignty, glory, and grace.

Contact: Gary Fox

As a young man, Josh McDowell set out to prove that the Christian faith was untrue and that God did not exist. This series addresses some of the major questions and objections Josh had, such as: Are the biblical manuscripts trustworthy? Is there any evidence that Jesus rose from the dead? How do archeology and early historians affirm the biblical accounts? Josh and his son, Dr. Sean McDowell, invite us to look at the Christian and non-Christian sources that serve as evidence for the Christian faith. We will watch a video addressing a question in each class, followed by discussion.

Contact: Pam Bush

Fear, stress, and unease are universal experiences of being human. Yet Jesus says, “Do not worry about your life,” and Paul directs the Phillippians to “not be anxious about anything.” How can we possibly do that in our modern world? This course will examine how we’re defining anxiety, what Scripture says about anxiety and our response to it, and what unique tools the Christian faith offers us in this anxious age.

Contact: Chris DiVietro and Liesel Ackley

During the Sunday School hour, kids in preschool through 5th grade will break into small groups based on age and enjoy snack, worship, reading and discussing God's word, and prayer. We will follow the Gospel Project curriculum, which is a Christ-centered chronological Bible study for kids.

Contact: Liz DiVietro

Students in grades 6 through 12 will gather for discussion, snacks, and fun during the Sunday School hour. We will continue to plan fun social events like kickball and mini golf throughout the year.

Contact: Melissa and Justin Snyder