Core Discipleship (CD) Courses
We believe that by knowing God’s word we will be “thoroughly equipped for every good work” (2 Timothy 3:16). CD Courses are offered at 9:00AM and 10:45AM every Sunday and cover a wide variety of topics. Teachers aim to uncover biblical truths that equip participants to grow in their love of God.
Current Courses
Hebrews
9:00AM | Room 202 | April 7, 14 & 28
w/ Keith Shaw and Team
At Reformed Theological Seminary, New Testament Professor and seminary President Dr. Mike Kruger leads a weekly Bible study through the book of Hebrews. We will use videos and outlines from that study to explore what God has to say to us in this often overlooked book. Hebrews helps us better understand the relationship between the Old Testament and the New Testament and encourages us to recognize the supremacy of Christ as our great high priest. Join us as we learn together from this rich study!
w/ Keith Shaw and Team
At Reformed Theological Seminary, New Testament Professor and seminary President Dr. Mike Kruger leads a weekly Bible study through the book of Hebrews. We will use videos and outlines from that study to explore what God has to say to us in this often overlooked book. Hebrews helps us better understand the relationship between the Old Testament and the New Testament and encourages us to recognize the supremacy of Christ as our great high priest. Join us as we learn together from this rich study!
New Courses Start on Sunday, May 5!
God's Design for Sexuality in a Changing Culture
9:00AM | Room 202 | May 5 - August 25 (except June 30)
w/ Garrett Spitz and Team
Our culture's understanding of sexuality is in a state of dramatic change. Tied up in this change is a mixture of difficult situations, strong opinions and deeply felt emotions. This course is designed to help you engage this challenging subject with the same courage and care with which Jesus addressed complex topics. Our own confusion and sexual brokenness has led many of us to keep silent. In this course, we will learn how to think and speak honestly and Biblically about sexuality and identity. We will use a DVD curriculum produced by Harvest USA (harvestusa.org), which is an organization that specializes in ministering to individuals and families affected by sexual struggles. Topics will include:
w/ Garrett Spitz and Team
Our culture's understanding of sexuality is in a state of dramatic change. Tied up in this change is a mixture of difficult situations, strong opinions and deeply felt emotions. This course is designed to help you engage this challenging subject with the same courage and care with which Jesus addressed complex topics. Our own confusion and sexual brokenness has led many of us to keep silent. In this course, we will learn how to think and speak honestly and Biblically about sexuality and identity. We will use a DVD curriculum produced by Harvest USA (harvestusa.org), which is an organization that specializes in ministering to individuals and families affected by sexual struggles. Topics will include:
- Why do we need to talk about sex?
- Why do we struggle with our sexuality?
- Is God’s design for sexuality still relevant today?
- What does the Bible really say about homosexuality?
- How can a single person live out God’s design for their sexuality?
- Understanding gender and transgender issues
- Understanding pornography’s impact on your heart and relationships
- How to help the sexual struggler
- Key steps for raising sexually-healthy kids
- Keeping your kids safe in an Internet world
The Ten Commandments
10:45AM | Room 202 | May 5 - June 23
w/ Glenn Farrar
Right after the Lord freed the Israelites from slavery in Egypt, He gave them the Ten Commandments in a very dramatic display at Mount Sinai. Just twelve chapters later they built a golden calf and started bowing down to it. If Israel could not keep the commandments back then and we are saved by God's grace today, do we still even need these rules? What do these commandments really mean and how do they apply to 21st century Christians? Join us to find out!
w/ Glenn Farrar
Right after the Lord freed the Israelites from slavery in Egypt, He gave them the Ten Commandments in a very dramatic display at Mount Sinai. Just twelve chapters later they built a golden calf and started bowing down to it. If Israel could not keep the commandments back then and we are saved by God's grace today, do we still even need these rules? What do these commandments really mean and how do they apply to 21st century Christians? Join us to find out!
