Bible Studies

Bible studies are offered throughout the year at various regularly scheduled times. We offer various types and levels of classes. Check out the current offerings below! Sunday classes meet weekly all year long. You will never be put on the spot or asked to read in this class. Just come and listen or participate as you desire. Our midweek classes are offered between September and May. You can check our online calendar to see when there are scheduled days off for various classes (especially around holidays). God bless your time in his Word!

Partners in Ministry

A (New) Member’s Guide for Life at Grace
Sundays at 9:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall

Taught by Pastor Jacobson

This class will examine how God blesses us and our fellow believers as we engage in congregational membership. We will examine God’s Word to better understand how we can be served by him and serve one another in love. Four areas of study will help us plan for:

Personal Spiritual Growth

Personal Inventory of Talents

Personal Financial Stewardship

Personal Outreach to Friends who need Jesus

People Close to God

A Bible Basics Class
Sundays at 9:30 a.m. in Room 6 (located in our school)

Taught by Pastor Sellnow

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 are currently wrapping up a session of this class right now and will be starting a new class in February of 2025. You can sign up by following this link.

If you’d like to take this class but Sunday mornings don’t work please contact one of our pastors. They would be happy to find another time to meet during the week.

Four Key Concepts
two weeks

Faith-Builders & Growing in Grace
eight weeks

Partners in Ministry

four weeks

New class begins February 2nd

Hebrews

Washed in the Blood of the Lamb
Tuesdays at 2:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall

Taught by Pastor Sellnow

Christians will face the temptation of turning away from Christ and the Christian faith in search of something else that is not outlawed, looked down on, or seemingly easier to follow. The book of Hebrews was written to urge people not to abandon their faith in Christ. Some had already fallen away; others were in danger of doing so, but the author urged, “Don’t.” And then he told them why not, as in beautiful fashion and with intense detail he showed the supremacy of Christ and the Christian faith. With broad and beautiful strokes, he painted the sweeping design of the Old Testament, showing how its fulfillment was found in the person and work of Christ. Still today this New Testament book of the Bible picks the child of God up when discouraged and provides him with incentive to travel upward to the eternal home.

God So Loved the World

Book study 
Wednesdays at 7:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall

Taught by Pastor Jacboson

In this class we will study the Christian Doctrine book God So Loved the World. This is a book used by our WELS college of ministry, Martin Luther College. In it you will dig deep into the Scriptures to better understand God’s Word in all of their rich beauty and depth. Class participants may join at any time and catch up on reading. Each week we’ll cover about 11 pages and go through a study guide together.

The Gospel of John

“That you may believe.” 
Fridays at 10:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall

Taught by Pastor Wagenknecht

John’s Gospel emphasizes believing in Jesus as the Christ and God’s Son for eternal life. You see this emphasis in the book’s most famous verse, John 3:16. Jesus is God made flesh.