Luke: Journey With Jesus | Anna Dabbs

Luke: Good News of Great Joy

On Wednesdays this spring we will be studying Luke using Lydia Brownback’s Luke: Good News of Great Joy.

Every semester, Women’s Bible Study meets on Wednesday mornings with coffee at 9:15am and the study at 9:30am and Wednesday evenings at 5:30pm.

Christ the Shepherd | Les Newsom

Scripture Reference: Micah 5:2-5a
The persistent rebellion of God’s people leads the prophet Micah to say some sobering things about God’s judgment upon them, even to the point of saying that he will “leave them” for being such. But there’s hope even in exile as we wait for THE Good Shepherd to rescue and lead his people.

Sermon Points:

  • See God
  • Miss God
  • Follow God

Job’s Righteous Suffering & Satan’s Accusation | Les Newsom

Adult Sunday School

Wisdom Literature Series: This 14-week journey through Job, Psalms, and Proverbs explores how God forms His people to live wisely in a broken world—through suffering, worship, and everyday life. We’ll look at how each book ultimately points to Christ as the true Wisdom of God, the righteous sufferer, and the reigning King. Together, we’ll learn not only how to think biblically, but how to pray, endure, and live faithfully in light of the gospel.

Meets every Sunday at 9:45am in the sanctuary.

Christ the Covenant | Les Newsom

Scripture Reference: Jeremiah 31:31-34

The prophet Jeremiah speaks of the Old Testament covenants as if they failed to produce what God intended. So he foresees Christ instituting a new covenant, sealed in His blood, writing God’s law on our hearts through the Spirit, creating people who want what God wants.

Sermon Points:

  • What is the covenant?
  • How is the New Covenant “New?”
  • How do we participate in the New Covenant?

Wisdom Literature: Wisdom That Begins With God | Les Newsom

Adult Sunday School

Wisdom Literature Series: This 14-week journey through Job, Psalms, and Proverbs explores how God forms His people to live wisely in a broken world—through suffering, worship, and everyday life. We’ll look at how each book ultimately points to Christ as the true Wisdom of God, the righteous sufferer, and the reigning King. Together, we’ll learn not only how to think biblically, but how to pray, endure, and live faithfully in light of the gospel.

Meets every Sunday at 9:45am in the sanctuary.