Sunday School
Sundays 10 AM- 10:45 AM
Fall 2026 Sunday School Classes
We encourage you to join us Sundays at 10:00 am for Sunday School. Classes are taught by our pastors and non-pastoral teachers, many with seminary degrees. The following Sunday morning classes begin August 16 are open to all adults.
Gospel of Matthew
Roger Wernette, Main Building Room 211
The class will study the book of Matthew in search of what following Jesus should look like in our lives. We will ask how Jesus brought his disciples to a point that he could entrust them with his Kingdom mission. Class participants will be encouraged to search for those who need to grow in their faith in Jesus and then personally help them to spiritually mature. Those interested in journaling will be given a method that will lead to a daily discipline of being in the Word.
Theology & Life | Foundations: An Overview of Systematic Theology with R.C. Sproul and other Reformed Theologians
Dan Tidwell, Main Building Room 212
Theology is central to the Christian faith, especially in the Reformed tradition, where it means a disciplined study of God and his works centered on Scripture and faithfulness to God’s sovereignty. All believers engage in theology— consciously or not—by reflecting on God or applying biblical truths. Unlike speculative philosophy, Reformed Theology focuses on systematic, faithful understanding as revealed in Scripture. This year-long study defines and examines Reformed theological cores, and aims to deepen faith, protect truth, and inspire worship, ultimately for God’s glory.
The Revelation of God–Our God Reigns!
Tim McKeown, Main Building Room 213
Have you ever wondered, “Where are we now in terms of the end times?” or felt unsure how to make sense of the images, symbols, and timelines in the book of Revelation? For nearly 50 years as a PCA pastor and missionary, trained at Reformed Theological Seminary, that has been the question I’ve heard more than any other. Scripture teaches that only the Father knows the exact timing, yet Revelation gives real comfort, clarity, and hope for how to live now as we wait for Christ’s return. In this 14-week class, we will walk through Revelation together as a pastoral letter from our King of kings, Jesus Christ, to his Bride, the Church—us, you and me. We will explore the “Now Millennium” view held by the great majority of Reformed ministers and theologians today and see how it exalts Christ’s present reign. This approach will give you practical tools to read, understand, and apply this book with confidence. If you want less confusion, more assurance, and a clearer picture of our victorious King, this class is for you.
The Psalms for Parents
Cor Van Dyk, Room 214
In the joys and challenges of family life, the Psalms direct us to Christ—our Refuge, Shepherd, and King. Join us as we learn to follow him and lead our families in faith.
ESL Class: Paul’s Letter to the Romans
Axel Sotelo, Chapel
We will study Paul’s profound letter on the gospel of Jesus Christ. Romans clearly demonstrates our complete dependence on God’s grace, the righteousness that arises from faith alone, and the hope we have in Christ. This letter will help us understand God’s sovereign work in salvation, our new life in the Spirit, and the call to live in obedience and love.
Women's Discussion & Prayer Class: The Person and Work of Christ
Lee Shuchart, Sophia Tran, Alicia Harris, and Janet Harrison, SonRise 201
Join the women of CPC as we encourage one another through fellowship, the study of God’s Word, and prayer. This fall our discussion topic will be The Person and Work of Christ: His Deity, His Humanity, His Work on Earth, His Atoning Work, and His Reign as King. “As we gaze steadfastly upon Christ, we will be transformed into His likeness. (2 Corinthians 3:18, 1 John 3:2). As we reflect His beauty, the fragrance of the knowledge of Him will be spread to all around us. (2 Corinthians 2:14)” [from The Incomparable Christ by J. Oswald Sanders].
The Epistle to the Hebrews
John Crimmins, SonRise 202
This fall we will take a look at the Epistle to the Hebrews to see how the writer of that Epistle works to establish the supremacy of Jesus Christ. Our goal will be to catch a fresh vision of the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ for ourselves, our families and our needy world.
Young Adult Class: 1 & 2 Peter
David Newland, SonRise Room 203
How can I stand firm in my faith in an increasingly anti-Christian culture? Why pursue obedience to God’s Word when the ways of the world seem so much easier? How should I relate to the governing authorities over me? What are the roles of husbands and wives in marriage? These are pressing questions for many Christian young adults today—but they are far from new. Nearly 2,000 years ago, the apostle Peter spoke directly to these issues in 1 & 2 Peter. Join us as we study what God’s Word has to say about persecution, suffering, holiness, citizenship, marriage, and more, so that we might “not [be] carried away with the error of lawless people and lose [our] own stability,” but rather “grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ” (2 Pet. 3:17-18).
New Testament Overview
Bob Roane, SonRise 204
The New Testament tells the true story of the Lord Jesus Christ and the new covenant He establishes through His life, death, resurrection, and kingship. It shows how Jesus fulfills God’s Old Testament promises and explains how people are reconciled to God by grace through faith in Christ, and how we live by grace through faith in Jesus. We will survey the New Testament (all 27 books or as far as we get). “In the Old Testament, Jesus is predicted; in the Gospels, He is revealed; in the Acts of the Apostles, He is preached; in the Epistles, He is explained; and in the book of Revelation, He is expected. Look for Jesus, and you will find clarity.” (Alistair Begg)