Biblical Training

Equipping you for

THE WORK OF MINISTRY

Scripture says the purpose of the church is to equip the saints (all believers) for the work of ministry (being an ambassador of Christ wherever God has allowed them to be). That means our job as a church is to teach and train you, so that you know how to interact with your family, coworkers, neighbors, etc.

That said, we’ve put together a training track to move you from wherever you are in your understanding of scripture to a place where you can confidently open God’s word and see Jesus on every page.

These classes are open to men and women, aged 16 and older.

FIRST PRINCIPLES REGISTRATION IS OPEN NOW!

Whether you’re a new Christian, or a seasoned saint, we want to help you take your next step in understanding the word of God, giving you helpful tools in reading and understanding the Bible.

This first class is open to only 8 people (men and women), so secure your spot soon.

Available

COURSES

FALL 2020 – BASIC PRINCIPLES FOR READING SCRIPTURE

This limited access course will give you a handful of basic tools for learning to read scripture. Whether you are a seasoned veteran when it comes to reading the Bible, or you’re just getting started, this course will help you get off the ground. The cost is $20, and the course is open to men and/or women. We can only take 8 participants at a time, so sign up soon! Classes begin as soon as we have 8 people.

A GUIDE TO CHRISTIAN BELIEFS

Every Christian ought to have a working knowledge of what they believe and how it impacts their lives. We all have a theology, we all have a set of core beliefs that control how we think and how we behave. But do you know what you believe? Do you know what is driving your thoughts and actions? Do you know if your beliefs agree or disagree with the Bible? Does that matter to you?

UNDERSTANDING THEOLOGY

This track is for people who could attest to most of the following: “I have attended the Foundations classes. I have attended a church for several years where the pastor teaches the Bible every Sunday. I read my Bible at least three times a week. I use my study Bible once a week. I have attended in-depth Bible studies like BSF and Precepts. I feel the need to organize my theological beliefs.” If you decide to attend this track, we still recommend that you begin your study with ”Life is a Journey” in the Foundations program first.