Our Bible for Life classes are designed to give a comprehensive understanding of God’s Word that can be applied in every part of life.
We invite you to look over these classes and prayerfully consider which class will most help you as you continue growing in Christ.
Letter to the Ephesians: Paul uses terms like grace, love, riches, inheritance, and fullness to show us our true relationship in Christ. Our identity in Christ strengthens us in the continuing struggle against the powers of darkness, promotes greater unity in the church, and spurs the transformation of our lives into greater conformity to the purity and holiness of the calling of God.
As a Women’s Ministry we are continuing our journey through the Twelve Minor Prophets. There is rich treasure to be uncovered in these lesser-studied books of the Bible. In this class we will study Jonah and Nahum. Our familiarity with the narrative of Jonah often causes us to overlook some of the deeper theological truths. When studied alongside the book of Nahum, we can see a clearer picture of God’s glory in salvation through judgment. Please join us!
This class takes the core concepts of the Gospel of Mark and relates them simply and directly to people who are not yet Christians. The class content is not meant to be exhaustive or deeply theological. Instead, it gives the simplest and most straightforward explanations of the facts of the gospel, what is necessary for sinners to be forgiven of their sins and spend eternity with God in heaven. The class is primarily designed for non-Christians, especially those who are basically unfamiliar with Christianity, and secondarily for existing Christians who desire to learn how to go through the gospel of Mark with an unbeliever.
Join us for "Parenting Teens: Age of Opportunity," a BFL study that reframes the teenage years as a time of growth and spiritual development rather than mere survival. Based on biblical principles, this course will help parents develop Christ-centered goals and practical strategies for guiding their teens through this pivotal season. We'll explore common challenges including authority, friendships, social media, anger, foolishness, and selfishness—all through the lens of Scripture. Whether you're navigating the teen years for the first time or looking for fresh perspective, this study offers biblical wisdom and practical tools to help you shepherd your teenager's heart. We look forward to learning and growing together as we discover how God can work powerfully in our families during these critical years.
We may have heard the great commission (Matthew 28:18-20), but sometimes next steps of obedience can be hard to discern. How are we called to obey the missionary task through praying, giving, and going? How does one know if he/she is called to go, and to where? The goal of this class is to provide a Scriptural, theological, and practical foundation for working through these and similar questions related to missions. Whether you just want to learn more about missions or are interested in next steps for serving short or long term, this class is for you!

Letter to the Ephesians: Paul uses terms like grace, love, riches, inheritance, and fullness to show us our true relationship in Christ. Our identity in Christ strengthens us in the continuing struggle against the powers of darkness, promotes greater unity in the church, and spurs the transformation of our lives into greater conformity to the purity and holiness of the calling of God.
This class takes the core concepts of the Gospel of Mark and relates them simply and directly to people who are not yet Christians. The class content is not meant to be exhaustive or deeply theological. Instead, it gives the simplest and most straightforward explanations of the facts of the gospel, what is necessary for sinners to be forgiven of their sins and spend eternity with God in heaven. The class is primarily designed for non-Christians, especially those who are basically unfamiliar with Christianity, and secondarily for existing Christians who desire to learn how to go through the gospel of Mark with an unbeliever.