WEDNESDAY NIGHTS

Peter’s letters were originally written to encourage early Christian believers nearly 2,000 years ago. While we can appreciate the challenges the early church faced, the encouragement and truth found in these Scriptures remain just as relevant today.

We invite you to join us as Rob continues our study through 1 and 2 Peter. Even if you were unable to attend the first sessions, it’s not too late to join. Each week offers new opportunities to deepen your understanding of God’s Word, strengthen your faith, and discover both encouragement and challenge as we seek to live out our faith in today’s world.

Why are the sacrificial events that are described in Genesis and Exodus mentioned in Hebrews 11? Join us as we dive into Hebrews 11, focusing on the Old Testament sacrificial events and their relationship to the New Testament. The picture painted by each successive sacrifice, reveals additional details about what Christ's sacrifice on the Cross would accomplish on our behalf.

This study will take us through the book of Ephesians, exploring its rich theology and practical relevance for daily living. Beginning in chapter one, we will examine the spiritual blessings God has given us in Christ and marvel at the greatness of His grace. Along the way, we will discover the mystery of God's plan revealed through Christ, consider how the gospel shapes our relationships and conduct, and learn what it means to live as faithful followers of Jesus. We will also study the reality of spiritual warfare and conclude by reflecting on the heavenly perspective that runs throughout the letter. We invite you to join us as we grow together in our understanding of God's Word and its application to our lives.

What are the core beliefs that a person should understand in order to call themself a Christian? This class will look into the text of Scripture at those core beliefs that are essential to Christianity. The class will seek to give believers a firm foundation and understanding into the essentials of our faith.