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Click Here for Zoom Class Fear of man extends to every facet of our lives, every level of interaction with other people. People we know, people we don’t know, people we don’t even really care to have a good opinion of us. Fear of man is not limited merely to how we act or what we say, it is also related to what we choose not to say or do. One counselor said, “Fear of man is such a part of our human fabric that we should check for pulse if someone denies it.” In this Gospel Growth class, we will be exploring what the fear of man looks like, what the fear of God looks like, what it would mean to live a life that fears God more than man, and finally understanding what it means to live a life that is controlled by a desire to love God and love neighbor. All of us have seen the fear of man in our lives, but what do we do to begin addressing it in a Gospel-centered fashion? This is what we intend to consider in the coming weeks.

Click Here for Zoom Class Theology plays out in our everyday lives, sometimes leaving us to grapple with practical questions. That’s why, even though we’ve had one class on the theology of the church, Christians need to further consider God’s intentions for his church. Here’s what we’ll seek to answer from God’s Word in this class: What makes a church a church? Does the Bible talk about membership? Pastor Will will take a session to discuss a pertinent cultural question: what’s the role of women in the church? But we’ll go even further and look specifically at Christian gatherings. For instance, are worship service elements thrown in at random, or does the Bible tell us what gatherings should look like? What’s so important about coming to church? Can’t we get our “church quota” through Facebook Live? And finally, is church discipline an essential means of God’s love? More than head knowledge though, the goal of this class is to resolve questions so we can better serve one another in love.

Click here for Zoom Class Have you ever wondered how the minor prophets relate or apply in your life, or even today's world? They are called minor prophets, but not because they are less important. The Old Testament prophets had a very important message for God's people. Reading them can be a challenge, but understanding the historical timeline for each prophet, what their message was, and what the timeless truths are in each book can help us have a greater understanding and appreciation for what the prophets had to say. Join us as we study the biblical timeline of each prophet, their message and how it applies to us today.