Led by Lisa Van Hamme

In this study, we will work to understand the difference between fear, worry and anxiety. Using serveral different resources, and most importantly, the Bible, we will work to define anxiety in our lives. We will discover that God has given us the tools we need to manage who God made us to be. We will explore the sources of anxiety and the best way to nurture balance in our every day lives.

Led by Johnny Cobb & David Allen

Ecclesiology comes from the Greek words ecclesia (church/assembly) and ology (study of) and refers to the study of the church. In Christian systematic theology, ecclesiology is one of the major areas of study and investigates what the Bible teaches about the church both universal (all believers in Christ) and local (local gatherings of believers in Christ). Ecclesiology helps us to understand the role of the church and our role in the church.

Led by Chad Frye & Amanda Williams

You are a leader. Whether the venue is the church, a civic organization, a company, or your family, this study shows you that adopting Jesus’ leadership example will transform your effectiveness. Leadership is influence, and no leader has had greater influence on the world than Jesus Christ. The lessons of His leadership style are practical, learnable skills that you too can apply.

Led by Beau & Erin Bradberry

Most of us believe passionately in contributing to our children’s physical, social, and intellectual development. We make sure they have clothes and shelter. We try to see that they eat right, get enough sleep, and monitor their friendships. We also do everything possible to make sure they succeed at school. Featuring the inspiring teaching of Dr. Tony Evans, this study calls and instructs parents to raise God-following children who are also spiritually strong and prepared to take on the assignments God has for their lives. Contains practical examples and illustrations to help parents grow kids’ faith, with specific instruction in the power of prayer, wisdom, love of God’s Word, getting through trials, controlling the tongue, developing patience, and the surrender of service.

Led by Tim Rice

Deep down, every Christian wants to make a difference. But for many of us, the years come and go and we never do. The good news is: change can be as simple as opening your front door. The Simplest Way to Change the World is about biblical hospitality and its power for the gospel. Since people will sooner enter a living room than a church, hospitality is a natural and effective way to build relationships for Christ. Hospitality is a beautiful legacy of the church, and a great way to make disciples. As you open your life up to others, you share in the very character of God and experience His joy. And you get to witness lives change—including your own.