Led by Pastor Scott Abel / Room 200

Join us as we explore how the gospel speaks into real struggles around identity, suffering, and belonging. We begin with and focus on Christ alone: He has the words of eternal life! To Whom Shall We Go prepares us to respond faithfully, with truth, compassion, and confidence in Jesus in a confusing world.

Led by Annie Schmidt for post-high school young adults / Rm 302

James, who had a unique relationship with Jesus, shows us what the Christian life should look like. His letter offers practical wisdom rooted in strong theology, emphasizing the lived application of faith.

This 13-session study focuses on James’s central message: the relationship between faith and works. We do not work to be saved, but because we are saved. True faith sustains us through trials and is proven by a life of obedient action.

Led by Pastor Phil Cameron / Rm 300

You love your kids deeply. But will they be ready when they leave home — spiritually grounded, emotionally strong, financially capable, and walking with God on their own? Most parents never get a clear, stage-by-stage plan. Epic Family Adventure gives you one.

Built around 5 practical, faith-based keys: Pray, Protect, Provide, Prepare, Launch

Imagine standing at the door when your last child leaves — and feeling peace, pride, and possibility instead of fear. That's the Epic Family Adventure.

Led by Pastor Micah Steiner / Fellowship Hall

This course is an introduction on how to defend your faith and challenge unbelief in the modern world, with a focus on developing a Biblical method of argumentation that will be effective in giving others a reason for the hope you have in Christ.