Sunday School

Sundays 10 AM- 10:45 AM

Winter/Spring 2024 Sunday School Classes

The following Sunday morning classes are open to all adults.

Women's Book Discussion | Brokenness and Surrender by Nancy Leigh DeMoss

Stephanie Greene, SonRise Building 201/203

Begins February 4 | Before every great movement of God, there is always a time of deep repentance. This book is an invitation to encounter God in a whole new way. It is a call to discover his heart and a challenge to embrace a new way of thinking, where death brings life and brokenness is the pathway to holiness. “The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart, O God, you will not despise.” Psalm 51:17 

Evangelism Explosion

John Draper, SonRise 202

Evangelism Explosion is a ministry that trains people how to share their faith in Christ and how to bring people from unbelief to belief. It uses a variety of components including prayer, actual on-the-job training where the experienced leads the inexperienced, and the principle of spiritual multiplication. Evangelism is difficult without leaving the confines of the classroom. By learning small parts of the Gospel each week, including Bible verses and illustrations, people incrementally grasp a Gospel tool that becomes a lifelong mission.

Let’s Study Mark by Sinclair B. Ferguson

Rev. Bob Roane, SonRise Building 204

When John Mark wrote out his “good news” about Christ two thousand years ago, his Gospel was a completely new kind of book. No one had ever written one before. Mark teaches and reminds us that Jesus Christ is the unique Son of God, equal to the Father and the Holy Spirit in power, glory, and eternity. God has taken his infinite, eternal, and unchangeable being, wisdom, power, holiness, justice, goodness, and truth and translated them into Jesus so that we can understand, love, trust, and obey God as we were designed to do.

ESL Class: The Gospel of Mark

Axel Sotelo, SonRise Building Chapel

We will be studying the Gospel of Mark where Jesus the mighty Messiah and Son of God obediently suffers as the Servant of the Lord to pay the ransom price for sins, and as a model of suffering and sacrifice for his disciples to follow.

Estaremos estudiando el Evangelio de Marcos donde Jesús, el poderoso Mesías e Hijo de Dios, sufre obedientemente como el Siervo del Señor para pagar el precio del rescate por los pecados, y como un modelo de sufrimiento y sacrificio para que lo sigan sus discípulos.

Westminster Shorter Catechism: Question by Question

Travis Graham, Tommy Ikard, Cor Van Dyk, Main Building Room 211

Discover the richness of the Reformed faith as we continue our study of the Westminster Confession of Faith. Join us as we walk through these wonderful questions and answers using God’s Word, the Puritans, and trusted modern-day pastors and theologians as a supporting cast.

Theology & Life | Rejoice in the Lord: Paul’s Letter to the Philippians

Dan Tidwell & Dave Garber, Main Building Room 212

From beginning to end, the Christian life is an invitation to experience the joy of the Lord. To know Jesus is to encounter joy in its purest form. The world can neither give joy nor take it away. Indeed, those who know Jesus can experience vibrant joy even on the darkest of days. This is certainly true of the Apostle Paul, who penned his most joyful letter from the drab environment of his jail cell. In this teaching series, Dr. Steven J. Lawson takes a detailed look at Philippians, Paul’s epistle of joy. Join us on this journey and discover, verse by verse, how the joy of the Lord can transform your life.

The Transformation of Peter

Roger Wernette, Main Building Room 213

We will follow the Scripture as it presents the transformation of Peter from fisherman to apostle to teacher of fellow Christians. In the Gospels, the book of Acts and I & II Peter, we can observe Peter as he grew in his faith. By applying his teaching and visualizing his experiences, we will seek to grow in our own faith. The class will not be so much a historical study as it will be a time for each participant to consider how God is directing their own personal transformation.

5 Solas: The Foundational Principles of the Reformation

Marcelo Jakubovic, Main Building Room 214

In our post-Christian world, not only does Scripture’s authority continue to be questioned, but the centrality and exclusivity of Christ as the only Redeemer, Savior, and Mediator “remain offensive to pluralistic ears,” as one scholar noted it. The five solas of the Reformation, which distinguished the Reformers from the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, include sola scriptura (Scripture alone), solus Christus (Christ alone), sola fide (faith alone), sola gratia (grace alone), and soli Deo gloria (glory to God alone). This series will explore the historical and biblical context of the five solas, showing how these declarations were the backbone of the Reformation, and highlighting the importance these truths had and continue to have to live the life of faith in Christ.