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Wednesday Nights
Youth Group
Small Groups Following
Middle and High School students worship together and then break into age/gender separated small groups led by dedicated volunteers to discuss Scripture and other topics from a biblical perspective.
Small Groups Following
Middle and High School students worship together and then break into age/gender separated small groups led by dedicated volunteers to discuss Scripture and other topics from a biblical perspective.
A Study in Exodus
It’s hard to understand a story if you have no idea how it begins. That’s why we want to equip your students with Old Testament foundations. So this fall we’ll study the book of Exodus. With this background, students will be far more equipped to make sense of the whole biblical narrative.
Not only that, students will learn more about God’s character and His faithfulness to His people. They will see the God, who made a covenant with His people, who led them out of slavery, who gave them laws intended to lead them to flourishing, and who provided for them along every step of the way.
In the narrative of Exodus, students will see their own story within the greater narrative of God’s people. Like Israel, they too rebel and grumble against God and His commands. But just like Israel, they belong to the same God who is “merciful, gracious, and abounding in steadfast love.”
It’s hard to understand a story if you have no idea how it begins. That’s why we want to equip your students with Old Testament foundations. So this fall we’ll study the book of Exodus. With this background, students will be far more equipped to make sense of the whole biblical narrative.
Not only that, students will learn more about God’s character and His faithfulness to His people. They will see the God, who made a covenant with His people, who led them out of slavery, who gave them laws intended to lead them to flourishing, and who provided for them along every step of the way.
In the narrative of Exodus, students will see their own story within the greater narrative of God’s people. Like Israel, they too rebel and grumble against God and His commands. But just like Israel, they belong to the same God who is “merciful, gracious, and abounding in steadfast love.”
Sunday Mornings
10:00 AM
6th grade CS 212
7th and 8th grade CS 218-219
9th-12th grade CS 220 - 221
On Sunday mornings we gather as a large group to discuss different topics in culture and Scripture from a gospel-centered perspective!
6th grade CS 212
7th and 8th grade CS 218-219
9th-12th grade CS 220 - 221
On Sunday mornings we gather as a large group to discuss different topics in culture and Scripture from a gospel-centered perspective!
Middle School
Genesis
Students will discover that first promise in Genesis 3:15 and the marvelous unfolding of God’s redemptive plan through Christ. You will help them see God’s promises made and kept through the lives and events of fearful, failing, and sinning men and women. And you will help them understand that our triune God is a covenant God.
Genesis
Students will discover that first promise in Genesis 3:15 and the marvelous unfolding of God’s redemptive plan through Christ. You will help them see God’s promises made and kept through the lives and events of fearful, failing, and sinning men and women. And you will help them understand that our triune God is a covenant God.
High School
Understanding God’s Word
by Jon Nielson
A faithful believer will spend their lifetime interpreting God’s word. But when confused by ancient and complex texts or led astray by small-group discussion, readers are at risk of making faulty conclusions and unbiblical applications. How can Christians correctly interpret and faithfully apply Scripture to their lives the way God intends? This helpful guide presents 6 hermeneutical tools and demonstrates how to use them effectively in personal or small-group Bible studies. These tools are designed to help Christians read carefully and in context, identify core themes and main points, discover Christ in each passage, and respond faithfully within their own lives.
Understanding God’s Word
by Jon Nielson
A faithful believer will spend their lifetime interpreting God’s word. But when confused by ancient and complex texts or led astray by small-group discussion, readers are at risk of making faulty conclusions and unbiblical applications. How can Christians correctly interpret and faithfully apply Scripture to their lives the way God intends? This helpful guide presents 6 hermeneutical tools and demonstrates how to use them effectively in personal or small-group Bible studies. These tools are designed to help Christians read carefully and in context, identify core themes and main points, discover Christ in each passage, and respond faithfully within their own lives.
