Bible Studies

Adult Bible Study (Sunday Morning at 10:30): We have spent the past few years simply reading through the Old Testament books. Christ says that all the Law and Prophets (an ancient reference to the Old Testaments Scriptures) speak of Him. So, we look for Christ Jesus in every verse and paragraph. And, of course, where we find Christ we also find his reason for coming, that is, our desperate need for a savior.

Mid-week Bible Study (Wednesday Morning at 9:00 a.m.): We have been studying the Book of Concord (1580), which is a collection of very important writings that were an important part of the Reformation. The book serves as a wonderful commentary on the Scriptures, and gives our study a topical Bible Study structure. Our study is important, still there are two other highlights to this class. The first is the good fellowship. The second is that we are often moved by our study to consider a variety of current events that raise questions for today’s Christians. Everyone who participates has said many times how valuable our studies have been in making clear our faith in the context of our times. We have nearly finished the book and are considering where to best put our future energies.

Sunday Afternoon Study (Sunday afternoons about 2 times a month at 1:00):Many wanted to be with us on Wednesday morning, but were not able because of work and the like. So, in July, we started a different group for studying the Book of Concord. For each class we gather for a pot-luck at a different class member’s home. Then we turn our attention to study, which we try to keep to an hour. It is always a good time for you to start, so please accept our invitation and call the church to find out where and when the next meeting will be.

Adult Information Classes: Pastor teaches classes on the chief doctrines of the Christian faith. The purpose of the class is to prepare adults for membership in our church. We welcome those who have no interest in membership, or who aren’t sure, to use the classes to learn about our church and others. Questions are always welcome; they keep the class lively and relevant to today’s issues.