Adult Sunday School
Sundays: 9:30-10:30am
Adult Sunday School is large group discipleship. This discipleship ministry has four aims:
- teaching that stirs the heart, informs the mind, and persuades us to follow Christ.
- hospitality that invites and welcomes everyone to feel at home and follow Christ as His disciples.
- mission that takes the Word taught and seeks to put in into practice through service projects each quarter.
- prayer that praises God for his Word and asks him for the grace to live it out.
Continue reading for our course descriptions and please contact Pastor Knott if you have a question or simply want more information about a course.
December-February 2011-2012 Adult Discipleship Courses
Jesus led by Senior Pastor Jay Harvey. Jesus is the focal point of heaven’s adoration and worship, and this course is designed to make him, his person, his work, the focal point of our thoughts, words, and deeds. Meets in the Fellowship Hall, through the double doors in front of you when you come in under the green awning.
Christianity Explored led by Assistant Pastor Joshua Knott. This course is a recently revised exploration of Mark’s gospel which asks, “Who is Jesus?” “Why did He come?” and “What does it mean to follow Him?” Guests are encouraged to explore what the Bible says in answer to these questions and to ask whatever questions they may have about Jesus, the Bible, Christianity, EP, etc. All are welcome. Meets in the Library Room, the first room on your right when you come in under the green awning.
Studying the Scriptures led by Larry DeHeer, Dave Martin and Roger Jamieson. This course is an inductive Bible study (meaning they read the Bible and lead a discussion on what is there as opposed to having someone teach) on 1 John. All are welcome, especially those who are looking to get into the Word in a context similar to a small group Bible study. Meets in Balcony Room 201 above the Narthex.
English as a Second Language led by Rev. Rick Gray and Jim Thomas. This course provides a place for our international guests to grow in conversational English. ESL uses the morning worship service bulletin as a “spring board” for conversation. A willingness to talk, and a love for our international friends, are all that’s required to attend. Meets in Balcony Room 200 above the Narthex.