As Christians there are many ways we grow. We grow by spending time alone in God’s Word (Psalm 119:105; 1Pet. 2:2). We grow by communing with the Lord in prayer (1Thess. 5:17). We grow by keeping the Lord’s Day with the people of God (Ex. 20:8; Rev. 1:10). Another valuable means God has given us to grow is interacting with other believers, talking about God and the things of God (Prov. 27:17; Heb. 10:24-25).

Here is the question, “Do you want to grow?” For each of us as Christians, growth is not an option. It is expected by our King (John 15:1-5). Take advantage of this opportunity to get more involved in the lives of others in our church family. By joining one of these core seminars, you will have the opportunity to build relationships, talk about the truths you are learning, ask questions and interact with others who are growing with you.

All classes meet each Sunday from 9:00 – 9:15AM together for refreshments in the Fellowship Hall, and then from 9:15-10:15AM in their various rooms for discussion, prayer and study.

Foundations - Location: Classroom #1 (adjacent to Fellowship Hall) Teacher: Paul DeLancey

Explore the essential truths of the Faith. With topics ranging from • "God: His Character and Attributes" to • "The Church: Fellowship and Worship," This study is ideal for young believers or to realize afresh what it means to walk with Jesus.

Genesis: Exploring the Beginning -  Location: Fellowship Hall, Teacher: Arend ten Pas

This class focuses on of the most controversial and debated chapters in the Bible: Genesis 1-11. Topics concerning the origin and age of the universe, our solar system, man, evil, the extent of the flood and the Tower of Babel will be addressed from both the Biblical and secular perspectives. Why study these chapters? They were of foundational importance to both our Lord and the Apostles, and are therefore of supreme significance for time and eternity to all who follow Christ.

Psalm 119: The Word of God in the Child of God  - Location: The Percolator Room, Teacher: Phil Austel

"The longest chapter in the Bible has proven itself to be an especailly precious treasure to children of God throughout the ages." (George Zemek) Join us as we mine out its truth and apply it to our daily lives.