Equip Classes

Our church members need good foundations to grow. Through the Equip Classes, we are offering a series of classes to church members so that they exhibit a faith that seeks understanding.

Equip classes are a series of 8-12 week courses designed to train the church to make disciples of Jesus Christ. They cover several areas such as biblical theology, systematic theology, and applied theology. The format of each course is designed in such a way that course members not only receive instruction but also, consider the practical implication of the various topics and are equipped to apply their beliefs to each sphere of their lives.

SURVEY OF THE SAINTS: AUGUST 10 - SEPTEMBER 21

Why should we consider and reflect on the lives of those who have gone before us? By studying our Christian past and heritage, we can not only learn how to better follow Jesus, but also revel in God’s faithfulness over centuries of preserving the church. Perhaps looking backward to those flawed and faithful will allow us to see and savor Jesus more affectionately in our lives today. In this class, we will consider a few important figures in church history, theological developments and formulations, and practical applications for the Christian practice of prayer. You can find the class overview here.

1 PETER: SEPTEMBER 28 - NOVEMBER 30

How are Christians to live in a society that is post-Christian, even anti-Christian? Peter's first epistle is one that we need to read, treasure, and believe in our day. While we may not face universal, state-sponsored persecution in the states, we are encountering the reality and increasing hostility toward anything Chrsitian. In this class, we will consider the message, themes, and principles that the Lord has given us in the book of 1 PEter so that we can be reminded of the true grace of God in which we stand. You can find the class overview here.