General Groups and Activities
Classes, groups, and events are planned with spiritual transformation within community as the main goal.
Whether it is a Bible study or a fitness class, adults of all ages are invited to participate in opportunities listed here.
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Join us as we celebrate the birth of our Savior.
Christmas Eve services:
• 2:00pm
• 3:30pm
• 5:00pmCare and activities are provided for children 0-3 years.
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Human beings are formed from the inside out. Throughout Scripture, God reveals that we are created with an inner life—a heart, mind, and spirit—that is not only real, but central to who we are becoming. This class, The Inner Life, explores how the Bible describes this hidden but essential part of our humanity and why nurturing it is equal to, if not more important than, managing our outward circumstances, behaviors, and roles.
Each week we will consider how our inner life is constantly being shaped, influenced, and formed, either toward Christ or away from Him. We will study biblical portraits of the heart, examine the renewing of the mind, and reflect on the work of the Holy Spirit who transforms us from within. Together we will learn how cultivating the inner life sets the trajectory for our character, relationships, decisions, and spiritual maturity.
A portion of each session will be devoted to guided spiritual practices, especially prayer, silence, and reflection. These disciplines are meant to help us slow down, become more attentive to the presence of God, and open our inner life to His healing, wisdom, and transforming grace.
Our aim is not simply to gain information but to develop a richer, more active awareness of God that shapes how we live, love, and follow Jesus.
By the end of this class, participants will have a deeper understanding of how God designed their inner life, greater language for what is happening within them, and practical tools to cooperate with the Holy Spirit’s work in their everyday formation.Wednesdays 6:30-8:00pm
January 21 - March 25
Location: Sanctuary
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Many Christians today feel like outcasts in a hostile world. How can we navigate life in a society that seems increasingly opposed to our faith? In this series, Sinclair presents the encouraging message of 1st Peter. The promise of our glorious future with Christ sheds light on our present trials, empowering us to live faithfully as pilgrims heading toward our heavenly home.
Every Sunday at 11am
January 18 - April 5, 2026
Location Room 322
$12 registration for the Study Guide
