Discipleship

Discipleship Groups for Preschool and Children Ministries begin with teaching the Bible through Lifeway’s Gospel Project Curriculum.  The Gospel Project's weekly Bible study helps kids dive deep into the big story of the Bible—God’s plan to rescue His people from sin through His Son, Jesus Christ.  Kids learn how a relationship with God through Jesus Christ helps them to see the world according to God’s plan and seek out friendships centered around Biblical principles.  Parent Bible study classes use an adult version of the same Gospel Project studies to help families continue meaningful conversations in the car ride home and into the week.

Nursery

9:00/10:30

Our nursery provides a safe, loving environment where even the youngest children begin to experience God’s love through care, play, and simple truths.

24 Months - Kindergarten

9:00/10:30

Each Sunday, our younger kids enjoy two engaging sessions designed to help them grow in faith and joy. The first session features worship, songs, and hands-on activities that teach simple truths about God’s love. In the second session, children participate in a Bible lesson from The Gospel Project, helping them begin to understand God’s big story and His plan of salvation. These lessons align with the Parents with Children discipleship groups, allowing parents to have meaningful conversations with their children about what they learned each week. The corresponding parent groups can be found in the Family Life tab.

1st - 5th Grade

9:00/10:30

Our children’s ministry offers two dynamic sessions each Sunday. The first session includes a time of worship, music, and interactive activities that encourage children to praise God and build friendships. The second session uses The Gospel Project to guide students through the Bible chronologically, showing how every story points to Jesus and helps them apply God’s truth to everyday life. These lessons correspond with the Parents with Children discipleship groups, giving families the opportunity to connect and discuss how God’s Word applies to their lives together. The corresponding parent groups can be found in the Family Life tab.

9:00am

This class uses Lifeway’s Hyfi curriculum to guide students in grades 6–12 through engaging, Bible-centered lessons that emphasize real-life application. Each week, students will explore God’s Word and discover how its truth speaks into their everyday experiences—at school, at home, and in their relationships. Through discussion, Scripture study, and relevant activities, teens will be encouraged to grow in their faith and live out biblical principles in practical ways. There is a corresponding parent group found in the Family Life tab.

10:00am

Youth attend our second worship service.

1828

5:00pm in Community Commons

This class is designed to meet the unique needs of young adults from 18-28. The class covers a variety of topics important to further discipleship at a time chosen to best accommodate a young adult’s busy schedule.

Discipleship Groups for parents with children in the home are designed to help navigate the challenges and complexities of life, family, and career from a Biblical perspective. They offers practical guidance and encouragement for living out faith in the midst of daily responsibilities. The curriculum will cover topics such as marriage and family, finances, and spiritual growth.

9:00am

Parents with Kids

Room 201

This class is designed for adults with children and uses The Gospel Project, an adult version of the same curriculum their children are learning. This shared study promotes meaningful conversations and Bible study within families.

Parents with Teens

Room 205

This class is designed for parents with teenagers in their home and focuses on studying books of the Bible alongside real-life issues related to raising godly young adults. Lessons explore practical ways to apply biblical truth within the family and to strengthen communication, faith, and guidance in the home. Each session also corresponds with what our youth are learning, helping parents engage in meaningful, faith-centered conversations with their teens throughout the week.

Blended Families

Room 207

This class is designed for blended families with children and uses the Gospel Project, an adult version of the same curriculum their children are learning. This shared study promotes meaningful conversations and Bible study addressing the unique challenges faced by blended families.

10:30am

Parents with Kids

Room 207

This class is designed for adults with children and uses The Gospel Project, an adult-appropriate version of the same curriculum their children are learning. This shared study promotes meaningful conversations and Bible study within our families.

Discipleship Groups for empty nesters provide a space for fellowship, support, and spiritual growth for those still working but no longer have children in the home. They offer opportunities for deepening relationships with God and reflecting on life experiences in light of Biblical truth. The curriculum will cover topics such as legacy, retirement, and life transitions.

10:30am

Adult 1

Room 212

This focuses upon adults who desire a meaningful discussion about topics that matter most. This conversational class utilizes the Bible Studies for Life curriculum from Lifeway and is a great group to build relationships that grow close.

Adult 2

Room 210

Adults who desire fellowship and solid biblical discipleship. The class utilizes the Explore the Bible material from Lifeway and walks through the Bible, book by book, focusing upon thorough biblical interpretation and application.

Ladies 1

Room 217

For women who desire fellowship crossing several generations and is open to women of all ages. The class utilizes the Explore the Bible material from Lifeway and walks through the Bible, book by book, focusing upon thorough biblical interpretation and application.

Discipleship Groups for the young at heart are tailored to the unique needs and interests of older adults. They offers a space for building relationships and fostering spiritual growth through Bible study, prayer, and discussion. The curriculum will cover topics such as wisdom, stewardship, and discipling younger generations.

10:30am

Adult 3- Agape

Room 202

This class is for adults who desire fellowship, accountability, and spiritual maturity. The class rotates different teachers which provides for variety and interest. The class utilizes the Explore the Bible material from Lifeway. This study walks through the Bible, book by book, focusing on thorough Biblical interpretation and application.

Adult 4- Berean

Room 203

This class is for adults who want an active ministry with other retirees. The class utilizes the Explore the Bible material from Lifeway. This study walks through the Bible, book by book, focusing on thorough Biblical interpretation and application.

Adult 5- Explore the Bible

Fellowship Hall

This class is for adults who desire a large group format with an active emphasis on fellowship and discipleship. Multiple teachers bring different messages and encourage group discussion.

Ladies 2

Room 208

This class is for women who long for fellowship with other women & strong discipleship. The class utilizes the Explore the Bible material from Lifeway. This study walks through the Bible, book by book, focusing on thorough Biblical interpretation and application.

Ladies 3

Room 106

Women in this class gather with an anticipation of hearing from the Word and being encouraged through prayer. The class utilizes the Explore the Bible material from Lifeway. This study walks through the Bible, book by book, focusing on thorough Biblical interpretation and application.

Men

Room 100

This class is for men desiring discipleship and accountability. The class utilizes the Explore the Bible material from Lifeway. This study walks through the Bible, book by book, focusing on thorough Biblical interpretation and application.

The One Story That Leads to Jesus reading plan will guide you through the entire Bible in one year. Each day, you’ll read a few chapters—or occasionally skim through large genealogies or census sections—as you make your way from Genesis to Revelation.

Each day’s reading also features a psalm for you to meditate on through quiet reflection and prayer. By the end of the year, you’ll have read through this entire book of biblical poetry more than twice.

Before you dive into a new book of the Bible, watch an overview video that outlines the structure of the book and its central themes. In addition to these overview videos, the Bible Project has included the rest of their video library covering themes, biblical words, and other special collections such as the Sermon on the Mount. Follow the hyperlinks found in the readings for easy

access to the videos. Many of these videos are relevant to more than one passage of Scripture, so you may see them come up more than once!

The Bible Project's Scholarship team is working on a growing collection of articles, guides, and other resources to help you learn more about specific ideas introduced throughout the Bible. These resources have been hyperlinked throughout the reading plan to give you the option to dive deeper into a book or theme.

If you prefer not to read straight through the Bible, but want to add variety to your Scripture reading, the Blended Plan eneables you to enjoy reading both testaments as you would enjoy the random patterns of a tapestry.

With the Chronological guide, you read the events of the Bible as they occurred chronologically. For example, the book of Job is integrated with Genesis because Job lived before Abraham. The Psalms of David are woven into the historical narrative of books such as 1 and 2 Samuel. This guide is an excellent way to add historical perspective to your Bible reading.

Read the books of the Bible as they occurred in the Hebrew and Greek traditions with this plan. For example, the Old Testament books in the Hebrew Bible do not occur in the same order as our English Bible and the New Testament books are arranged according to their date of writing.

If you missed getting into your Bible reading on the first day of the year, don't worry. Start anytime and read through the Bible from start to finish. This guide is not keyed to a specific date; you simply start today and read for 365 days.

For those who like to read the Old Testament and New Testament together, this schedule perits you to read an OT passage and a NT passage at one sitting each day. Your knowledge of the Old Testament will be enhanced by what you ready simultaneously in the New Testament.