Spring Sunday School begins February 4

Minor Prophets: Hosea, Micah, Jonah

Someone once referred to the minor prophets as the “formal living room” of the Bible – nice for certain occasions, but most of the time we just don’t go there. Although some of us may avoid reading the so-called “minor” prophets because they can be challenging to understand and apply, studying these books will provide great benefit (see 2 Timothy 3:16) through their major revelations of God and His character.  

This 12-week adult and youth class will be taught in the Fellowship Hall by Jonathan Guin and Phil Bishop.

Discover Missions: 6 Ways to Reach God’s World

God’s passion to reach all nations with His plan of redemption through Jesus Christ is evident throughout the Bible, and all Christians have a part to play in carrying out God’s plan.  This class introduces six ways for Christians to be involved in missions (Go, Send, Pray, Mobilize, Welcome, Pray, and Learn).  Our prayer is that this class will spark a passionate and practical involvement in global missions, as each participant finds ways to use their unique gifts for God’s purposes in the world. 

Taught by David Fletcher and Chad and Mallie Berry, this adult and youth class will meet in the Annex.

Minor Prophets: Jonah, Micah, Nahum (Middle School)

Our Middle School students will also be studying three of the minor prophets – Jonah, Micah, and Nahum. 

This class will be taught by Brent Hutto, Charlie Monroe, and Keith Watson in the Library.