Our Aim
To equip people with biblical knowledge, sound doctrine, and practical tools for faithful Christian living.
Ephesians 4:12-13
Ephesians 4:12-13
What to Expect
Getting started is simple. Classes begin each Sunday at 9:00 AM. Arrive a few minutes early so you can grab a cup of coffee, connect with others, and find your seat. Most people bring a Bible, course materials, and something for taking notes (such as a notebook or iPad). You can expect to grow in your knowledge of Scripture and love for Christ. After class, you’ll have plenty of time to make your way to the auditorium for the main worship service.

Class Information
Fall Classes
Explore the Bible
Book: Romans
Teacher: Rosh Dhanawade
We live in a world defined by sound bites and social media posts. While brevity can be a good thing, our obsession with what’s temporary also runs the risk of trading genuine substance for empty cliches. In his letter to the Christians at Rome, Paul rejected flimsy theology. His systematic and logical explanation of the gospel left no doubt about the world’s need for a Savior and our responsibility as Christ followers. By studying his words to the Romans, we can gain a better understanding of who God is, what God does, and the impact it should have on our lives each day.
Teacher: Rosh Dhanawade
We live in a world defined by sound bites and social media posts. While brevity can be a good thing, our obsession with what’s temporary also runs the risk of trading genuine substance for empty cliches. In his letter to the Christians at Rome, Paul rejected flimsy theology. His systematic and logical explanation of the gospel left no doubt about the world’s need for a Savior and our responsibility as Christ followers. By studying his words to the Romans, we can gain a better understanding of who God is, what God does, and the impact it should have on our lives each day.
Getting to know your Bible
Teacher: Doug Stewart
Getting to know your Bible: A theology of Scripture and how to maximize it in your life.
Getting to know your Bible: A theology of Scripture and how to maximize it in your life.
Winter Classes
Galatians: A study of the whole book
The book of Galatians is short but powerful. Paul addresses the need for a clear understanding of the Gospel, how Scripture finds its climax in the Gospel, and what the Christian faith implies for Christian living.
9 Marks of a Healthy Church
Instead of an instruction manual for church growth, this study offers clear, biblical principles for assessing the health of your church. More importantly, it helps believers identify their own spiritual health as they engage and interact with their local church.
Common Questions
When is the registration deadline?
Registration for the Fall 2026 quarter is August 16.
Is the course material free?
Yes, we offer free course material to those who register in advance. To help insure we have adequate course material we ask that you sign up no later than a month before the new quarter.
What if I forget to register?
You can still attend any class, but there probably will not be a study book for you.
Where is my class located?
Explore the Bible meets in the Fellowship Hall.
Getting to know your Bible meets in the Glow room.
Getting to know your Bible meets in the Glow room.
What should I bring?
Most people bring their Bible, curriculum material, something for taking notes (such as a notebook or iPad), and coffee :)
*These items are not required to attend.
*These items are not required to attend.
How often are classes offered?
Our class schedule follows a quarterly calendar rotation, with new classes offered each season. Each quarter is about 12 weeks.

