Winter Quarter (December 2025 – February 2026)
| Sunday Morning (9 AM) |
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| How We Got the Bible Tony Williams Auditorium In this class, we’ll examine the remarkable journey of how God’s Word came to us in the form we hold today. In this class, we’ll explore such topics as inspiration, preservation, copying, collecting, and translating the biblical texts. This class will give you confidence in the reliability of Scripture and a deeper appreciation for God’s providence in preserving His message through the centuries. |
| Something is Missing Donnie Iverson Small Multi-Purpose Room Our world today looks strikingly similar to the one Paul described in Romans 1. We see a growing void in our culture where God once shaped our values and purpose. Something is missing. |
| How to Get More Out of Bible Study Steve Higginbotham Southeast Classroom Would you like to be a better Bible student? Do you read your Bible but fail to find actionable truths from your reading? Would you like to learn several tips that will help you discover “hidden” truths that are in plain sight, and organize lessons to teach or for your own benefit? In this class, we’ll learn tips to do all these things and more. |
| Wednesday (7 p.m.) |
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| How to Lose a Kingdom Mike Green Auditorium This class will be a fast-paced overview of Israel’s history from Moses to the exile. By looking at key Scriptures, we can discover how a nation chosen and blessed by God slowly fell through compromise, idolatry, and disobedience—and how we can avoid the same mistakes. |
| The Book of Revelation Spencer Clark Small Multipurpose Room The book of Revelation has sparked centuries of speculation—but what if we’ve been missing the point? Join us as we step into the first-century world of John’s original readers, cutting through the confusion to discover what God was actually saying to His persecuted people—and what He’s saying to us today. |
| Bible Beats: Learning Bible Facts in Song and Motion Teresa Clark & LynLee Robinson (Ladies’ Class) Large Multipurpose Room Teresa Clark and Lynlee Robinson will be sharing an engaging and joyful way to learn or re-learn basic Bible facts by incorporating music and movement. Through familiar tunes and simple motions, class members will actively interact with the foundational truths of Scripture, making learning both fun and memorable. This approach is designed to encourage everyone to participate, building a supportive environment wherein we can grow in knowledge and faith together. |