Doctrinal Statement

Jesus commissioned His followers to extend His ministry after the ascension. But how did that begin? What happened in those earliest days?

This two-session online class will focus on the first two chapters of Acts and seek to find anchor points, in the text, for how we should understand the “church”–as it began and what that means for us today.

The course will meet on Thursday evenings, April 23 and 30, beginning at 6:30 pm (EST, US). The class is free but you will need to register; registrants will be sent information for how to log on for the class.

Jesus explained that the Father is looking for those who will worship Him in “Spirit and truth” (John 4:23). That we learn to worship well is a key piece to our Christian journey. Beyond and beneath the song selection and the music style is a grasp of what a real heart of worship looks like.

This three-evening online class, will take us on a journey into the book of Psalms to explore some of what goes into a healthy “vocabulary of worship.” We all have certain habits and patterns that form our personal expression of worship. And the Psalms can provide wonderful insight toward enriching and development our personal worship language.

Plan on joining us as we let the Psalms help us think well about worship and then develop a richer vocabulary to express our hearts to our great God in worship.

This class will meet for three consecutive Tuesday evenings, April 28, May 5 and 12, at 6:30 pm (EST; US). We offer classes at no charge, but ask you to register for the class so that we can plan accordingly.

How can we begin to understand the one we call Jesus? He is a teacher, the Messiah of Israel, the Savior. But where can we begin to understand a bit more about who He is?

Luke, in writing his Gospel, gives us a great place to start. In the first four chapters of his account of the life and ministry of Jesus, Luke gives us som amazing anchor points for our thinking. And, over two evening, we’ll read and listen to and discuss those chapters.

This online class will meet Thursday evenings, May 21 and 28, starting at 6:30 pm (EST, US). Although the class is free, you will need to register in order to get both the handout and the necessary link for the class.