Called to Be the Body
This year, we’re diving into what it truly looks like to live as the body of Christ. We’ll explore how our faith shows up in our service, relationships, and everyday lives.

 

Sunday Morning Classes:

Adults

  • Transformation and Maturity: Paul to Colosse and to Hiram, GA
    Taught by Jay Estes
    In this class, Jay follows the apostle Paul as he calls to maturity not only our ancient brothers and sisters in Colosse, but also Christians in every generation.

  • Care for the Family of God: Amos and Micah
    Taught by Lee Bradshaw
    Amos and Micah focus largely on how God’s people failed to care for one another. Through their writings, we see how seriously God takes his people and the way they treat each other, and that he has always called them to live in unity and harmony.

  • A Church for God's Mission
    Taught by Ricky Gray
    God came into the world to be near his creation. Jesus became flesh in order to be like us and to be near us. God came, took on flesh, suffered, died, and rose again for the purpose of saving humanity. Through Jesus, God created us as his church to be his light in the world. So, what does that look like?

  • Nehemiah (Ladies' Class)
    The ladies' class will continue to explore his journey of rebuilding Jerusalem's walls while trusting God through prayer and action. Despite opposition, Nehemiah remains faithful and leads others to work together for God's purpose. We will be reminded how God uses ordinary people to bring restoration.

Wednesday Evening Classes: 

Adults

  • The Community of God in Scripture
    Taught by Hayden Holcomb
    In this class, Hayden will take us on a wide-ranging scriptural journey that reveals God's plan for Christian community.

  • The Psalms and Christian Community
    Taught by Ricky Gray
    God determined from the beginning that his people would operate in community. In this class, we explore this topic, using several psalms. This class is both a study of the importance of community and an exploration of the beauty of the Psalms.

  • "Leading Ladies: Willing Hands, Willing Hearts"
    This class continues it's bi-weekly study of Teresa Hampton's book on serving with both hands and heart. We'll also continue our service projects, writing letters, and sending encouragement cards.