Bible Studies
Growing in His Word
Weekly Bible Studies
Join us as we continue to grow in the knowledge of our Savior
Grace offers weekly classes for adults and children to come to know and then to continue to grow our faith. We offer various levels of bible study, with classes and lessons designed not only for those newly interested in Christianity but also those desiring more in-depth Bible study.
Sunday Morning Bible Class
Adult Bible Classes are held year-round on Sunday mornings from 9:30 AM – 10:15 Am (between our first and second services). A new course is starting soon, so it will soon be the perfect time to begin attending Bible Study every Sunday at Grace!
Weekday Bible Classes
We are truly blessed at Grace with multiple opportunities to learn about God’s Word. Weekday Bible Classes meet September – May. The upcoming courses are listed to the right. Sign up today to join one or more next month!
People Close to God
This is our Bible Information Class which covers the basics of Christianity and the teachings of the Bible. It is intended for anyone interested in church membership at Grace as well as current members who might want a refresher.
This class is divided into three units. We will be offering our Faith Builders and Growing in Grace units on Sunday mornings starting September 8, 2024. You can contact our pastors to sign up for this free class and to arrange for a meeting to go over the Four Key Concepts prior to the Sunday Class!
Four Key Concepts
1.1 Sin
1.2 Grace
1.3 Faith
1.4 Works
Faith-Builders
2.1 Creation, Trinity
2.2 Scripture
2.3 Jesus’ Person & work
2.4 Baptism
2.5 Lord’s Supper
Growing in Grace
3.1 Church & church fellowship
3.2 Marriage & family
3.3 Worship & prayer
3.4 Evangelism & stewardship
3.5 Coping & Judgment Day
Current Bible Studies…
New Bible Studies begin after Labor Day. Check back after August 10th to see the full schedule right here.
Sunday Mornings
Matthew’s Gospel
Sundays at 9:30 a.m.
Join us for our summer series walking through the second half of Matthew’s Gospel. This biography of Jesus was written to help believers see in Jesus the Messiah promised by God to his Old Testament people. We will apply this to our lives today and see that Jesus is our Savior too!
Concludes September 1st
Amazingly Yours: A Study of the Gospel of Luke
Taught by Pastor Jacobson
Every Sunday in the Fellowship Hall
This is a “lectionary gap” study of the Gospel of Luke – meaning we hope to look deeply at those Lukan sections that are not read in our Sunday worship services this church year. The Holy Spitir used Luke to write this Gospel (as well as Volume 2: The Book of Acts) as an orderly account of God’s good news to us. Rest assured: Jesus is amazingly yours!
Begins on January 30th
Tuesday Afternoons
Timely Topics, Timeless Truths
Taught by Pastor Clark
Every Tuesday at 2:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall
Have you ever felt unprepared to talk about today’s hot-button issues from a Christian perspective? Do you wish you could be better equipped to defend why you believe what you do when your faith is challenged, and yet do it in a loving way? Timely Topics, Timeless Truths will equip you with biblical truths for engaging in challenging issues with your family, friends, and coworkers. As we resume this class, we will dig into such topics as Social Media, Spiritual but not Religious, Living Together, Use of Psychoactive Medications, and many more.
Class resumes on January 11th
Wednesday Evenings
Jesus on Christian Living:
A Study of the Sermon on the Mount
Taught by Pastor Jacobson
Every Wednesday at 7:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall
In a post-modern world in which everyone has an opinion on how to live a good life and we are expected to accept everyone’s choices and decisions as valid, where do we draw the line? How does God want us to act, behave, and live in this world? Where best to turn for answers than out Savior Jesus and his own words!
Begins on January 12th
Friday Mornings
Death and Beyond
Taught by Pastor Siegler
Every Friday at 10:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall
The death of a Christian is precious for a number of reasons. First, it means another soul has been safely ushered to the heavenly home. It also provides a special opportunity to share the gospel with the living. As we comfort the grieving, we share with them Christ’s victory over death. What better way to prepare them for their own death?
Begins on January 7th