Sunday Mornings
What does it take to raise the bar in our commitment to Christ? That’s what we intend, but it takes sacrifice to progress spiritually, just as it does in anything else! Transform is your chance to commit to personal growth! Classes meet on Sunday mornings at the times listed below.
For Children
Nursery care during all Sunday programming! We intend for our classes and Life Groups to be as family friendly as possible! Take advantage of our very talented and resourceful nursery care.
With World Changers, elementary students explore one virtue every month: A virtue is something God does in us to change the world around us. Each virtue gets two different presentations on Sunday mornings. Kids are invited to join us at one time or both!
- 9:15: X-Factor. Graded small groups with combined Bible story and worship time. (216)
- 11:00: ReMix. K-5th video presentation and small groups. (216)
For Students
SoulStation: Sundays @9:30am for middle and high school students. Large-group program that helps you discover and apply God’s word. Bring a Bible – and fuel up! (January 8: starting with Mark 1) (Fellowship Hall)
Look here for transform:Wednesday class information.
For Adults
8:00 am
Joel Sills (J.O.Y.):
March Thru the Old Testament continues: study the Books of Ezra and Nehemiah following Israel’s return from exile. King Cyrus of Persia is an instrument in God’s hand encouraging the building the temple in Jerusalem. (FHA)
Bill Hooth:
In Letters to Young Churches scholar J.B. Phillips walks us through the epistles starting with the longest (Romans) to one of the shortest (Titus). The Holy Spirit pervades the explosive growth of the Early Church. (Room 106/108)
9:30 am
Chuck Stewart/Jim Frisch (Truth-Seekers):
You and Your Spiritual Gifts: by Kenneth Haugk, founder of Stephen Ministries, helps people discover, develop, and deploy their spiritual gifts. What a difference when people are gifted and called rather than pressured and coerced into serving. Highly interactive! (FHA)
Bill Bliem/Bruce Zylstra (New Life):
Be Alive: Get to Know the Living Savior (John 13-21) by Warren Wiersbe gets practical on how to pray, how to serve, how to overcome and how to love. The fourth gospel includes Christ’s teaching on the transforming power of joy—how to have it, hold on to it, and never let it go. (Room 207)
Brad Starner (Growing in God):
Old Testament Walk-Thru is gauged to contemplate the prominent peaks of Israel’s history and learn the basic structure of writings during one thousand-plus years as they relate to the 39 books that prepared the way for the birth of Jesus. (Room 103)
David & Susan Weinman/Jim LaRue (The Living Room):
Study of the Gospel of Matthew continuing in chapter 10. Central message: stop worrying about ourselves as we head with Christ into service of others. (Room 106/108)
11:00 am
Phil Chandler (Bereans):
Sanctification by Grace by Bryan Chapell puts good works and obedience in proper perspective—as a grateful response to God’s mercy, not a means of establishing or maintaining salvation…this is a means of discovering the gracious source of joy and strength needed for a lifelong pursuit of holiness. (FHC)
