Winter Quarter (December 2025 – February 2026)
| Sunday Morning (9 AM) |
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| The Way of “The Way” Steve Higginbotham Auditorium The book of Acts is not a book of history, it is a book of our history. The events recorded happened to our family, our brothers and sisters in Christ. In Acts, the church was often designated as “The Way.” In this study, we want to examine what the way of “The Way” was, and learn from them. |
| The Parables of Jesus Southeast Students Small Multipurpose Room As the Lord’s ministry progressed, the hostility of the Jewish leaders intensified. The parables of Jesus were designed to conceal certain truths from the dishonest while revealing them to the honest soul. Sometimes the parables solicited agreement, before the true character of the parable was revealed, and sometimes parables were designed to reveal the truth so clearly that it would be impossible to deny. Join the students of Southeast as they explore the wonderful parables of Jesus. |
| Christian Money Management (College & Young Adult) Chris Trice & Nathan Watkins Southeast Classroom 1 As stewards of God’s blessings, we are entrusted with His gifts—our time, talents, resources, and relationships. With grateful hearts, we are called to manage them wisely, give generously, and live faithfully, honoring Him in all we do. |
| Wednesday (7 p.m.) |
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| Contagious Faith Spencer Clark Auditorium Evangelism can be intimidating, but you don’t have to become someone else to do it. Believers in the New Testament used a variety of ways to bring people to Jesus that didn’t always involve direct confrontation or preaching on street corners. Discover how you can utilize strategies that fit with your gifts and personality so you can authentically share your faith with confidence. |
| Dangerous Prayers Harry Washington Small Multipurpose Room What if the prayers we tend to avoid are the very ones that unlock breakthrough? What happens when we pray boldly and invite God to truly change us? In this class we will explore the bold prayers found throughout Scripture — prayers that led to transformation, surrender, courage, healing, and purpose. Come and join us for “Dangerous Prayers.” Come prepared. Come open. Come expectant. |
| The Challenge of Sanctification Steve Higginbotham Large Multipurpose Room Sanctification is the lifelong process through which we develop a godlike character. This ongoing process we all must undergo is modeled for us in the life of a familiar Old Testament character. Join us as we examine his challenges and victories, and how they mirror our own. |