Hebrews

Dave Freehling

The Epistle to the Hebrews explores and explains the total sufficiency of Jesus as Lord, Savior, and High Priest for us before God. One word to describe the book is “better:”better power, authority, and relationship to God than angels, a better sacrifice for sin, a better Priest than the Old Testament covenant could provide. “Ultimate” actually describes “better” better, because Jesus is God’s ultimate expression of His love and grace. This Fall session will cover the first eight chapters of Hebrews, with the remaining chapters (9-13) being considered in the Winter GTW session. Come think with us together on the wonder and glory of Jesus Christ the Lord!

Personal Experience with God

Jeff McCrory

How can I experience God and not just know about him? The Bible teaches that God is present at every place and every time. This means that God is present in times of joy and contentment and in times of loss and lament. If that is so, how do we experience God’s presence? We will look at texts from the Old and New Testament where people experienced God present with them, and by doing so learn how we also can experience the same God.

Soundings from the Works of C.S. Lewis

Mateen Elass

The depth of Lewis' thinking on many subjects is legendary. We will benefit from a deep dive into his thoughts on central Christian doctrines, and will close each class with a series of readings from some of his private writings that reveal a bit of his humor, wit and charity. Join us to have your mind and heart stretched by one of the great Christian writers of the 20th Century.

When God Prayed

Pat Hartsock

Prayer is vital! Prayer is important! When God prays it is vitally important! We will study the earthly prayer life of Jesus, the intercessory prayer life of Jesus, and the intercessory prayer life of the Holy Spirit. Finally, we will spend a concerted amount of time studying the most important prayer ever prayed, the prayer Jesus prayed recorded in John 17. 

You Are Invited To…

Junior McGarrahan

The first disciples were invited by Jesus to follow him and when they said “Yes,” there were more invitations. Saying “Yes” to those additional offers were the key to growing as a follower of Jesus. Join us as we consider some of those invitations as together, we learn more about discipleship, reflecting on what it means to steward the gospel, extend compassion, to worship and to think rightly about God. How will these things help us to become “conformed to the image of Christ”?

Healing Past Traumas

Christie Lee

Traumas and day-to-day stressors can create survival patterns that inhibit healthy relationships with self, others and God. Goals of this workshop include discovering how to identify the traumas that led to patterns that have interfered with healthy relationships, learning new ways to break free of the old, outdated patterns.

Hebrews

Dave Freehling

The Epistle to the Hebrews explores and explains the total sufficiency of Jesus as Lord, Savior, and High Priest for us before God. One word to describe the book is “better:”better power, authority, and relationship to God than angels, a better sacrifice for sin, a better Priest than the Old Testament covenant could provide. “Ultimate” actually describes “better” better, because Jesus is God’s ultimate expression of His love and grace. This Fall session will cover the first eight chapters of Hebrews, with the remaining chapters (9-13) being considered in the Winter GTW session. Come think with us together on the wonder and glory of Jesus Christ the Lord!

Navigating Womanhood

Suzanne Gradin

Join other women as we talk through and learn about navigating the ups and downs of a woman’s life. Through a Biblical lens, we will explore topics such as body image, changing life stages, anxiety, hormonal changes, boundaries and more. Come join other women for frank conversation, tools to help work through life’s complexities, seasoned wisdom and biblical insights.

Soundings from the Works of C.S. Lewis

Mateen Elass

The depth of Lewis' thinking on many subjects is legendary. We will benefit from a deep dive into his thoughts on central Christian doctrines, and will close each class with a series of readings from some of his private writings that reveal a bit of his humor, wit and charity. Join us to have your mind and heart stretched by one of the great Christian writers of the 20th Century.

The Jesus People Movement

Brad Hale

In this class we will consider the Jesus People Movement of the 1960s and 1970s. We will think about where it came from, what it was, what it meant, and its relevance for today.

True Religion

Bill Rhea

What is true religion? How has the church defined true Christianity in ages past? The lives and writings of saints of old will likely challenge the way we think and live our faith in modern times. We may be familiar with some and others — not so much. Prepare to be challenged by followers of Jesus like John Bunyan, David Brainerd, Jonathan Edwards and others!

When God Prayed

Pat Hartsock

Prayer is vital! Prayer is important! When God prays it is vitally important! We will study the earthly prayer life of Jesus, the intercessory prayer life of Jesus, and the intercessory prayer life of the Holy Spirit. Finally, we will spend a concerted amount of time studying the most important prayer ever prayed, the prayer Jesus prayed recorded in John 17. 

Nursery

6-8:15 p.m.

Infants through kindergarteners enjoy our fun and safe Nursery rooms with loving caregivers.
No registration needed.

GTW Kids

6:15-8 p.m. 3rd floor Gym

1st through 5th graders to focus on deepening their faith and relationship with God in a small group and discipleship-focused program.

Youth Group

6-8 p.m.

6th-12th graders meet at the Weber Street Center for At the Table, an intentional time where the youth gather for dinner, fellowship, and Bible study.
No registration needed.