Adult Sunday School Class (Summer 2025)
May 11-Aug 10 // 9AM (All Church Sunday School on July 20)
Join us for our next session of Adult Sunday School Classes. We are offering two classes. No registration is required.
Systematic Theology 2: An Introduction to the Christian Faith
Many people react negatively to the word theology, believing it involves dry, fruitless arguments about minute points of doctrine. But at its core, Christianity is about news that must be believed and understood. This means, whether we realize it or not, everyone is a theologian. For we all believe something about God, ourselves, and our world. The question is whether our beliefs will be primarily shaped by the world, or by God’s Word. This class will help us think about and better understand the basic truths of the Christian faith as it surveys the Bible’s varied teachings in a systematic fashion. Join us as we explore the major doctrines of the Christian faith and seek to conform our beliefs with God’s Word.
This class is a continuation of Systematic Theology 1, which was taught earlier this year, but you don’t need to have attended that class to attend this one. The previous class covered the doctrine of the Word, creation, the doctrine of God, sin, and the person and work of Christ.
Teachers: Gurhan Andac, Caleb Liebing, & Dave Liebing
Location: Room 8
Schedule:
May 11 – Review of Systematic Theology 1
May 18 – Person of the Holy Spirit
May 25 – Work of the Holy Spirit Part 1
June 1 – Work of the Holy Spirit Part 2
June 8 – Work of the Holy Spirit Part 3
June 15 – Plan of Redemption Part 1
June 22 – Plan of Redemption Part 2
June 29 – No Class (All Church Sunday School)
July 6 – Plan of Redemption Part 3
July 13 – Plan of Redemption Part 4
July 20 – No Class (All Church Sunday School)
July 27 – Doctrine of the Church Part 1
Aug 3 – Doctrine of the Church Part 2
Aug 10 – Eschatology
The Sermon on the Mount: An Inductive Bible Study
Teachers: Dick Lehman & Scott Ruotolo
Location: Room 9
The Sermon on the Mount, Jesus’ most well-known teaching and one of the most influential portions of the Bible, is perhaps the most studied and commented upon portion of the Christian Scriptures. Every Christian generation turns to it for insight and guidance. And yet, it is also one of the most frequently misunderstood passages of Scripture. This class will guide us line by line through Matthew 5-7, showing us how to rightly understand and apply its extraordinary teachings. Join us as we consider how Jesus ushered God’s kingdom into the world and how Christians are called to live in it today.
Schedule:
May 11 – Overview
May 18 – Beatitudes: An Invitation to True Flourishing (Matthew 5:1–12)
May 25 – Faithful Witness and the Fulfillment of Scripture (Matthew 5:13–20)
June 1 – True Righteousness 1: Anger and Lust (Matthew 5:21–30)
June 8 – True Righteousness 2: Divorce and Oaths (Matthew 5:31–37)
June 15 – True Righteousness 3: Retaliation and Love (Matthew 5:38–48)
June 22 – A Godward Life (Matthew 6:1–8)
June 29 – No Class (All Church Sunday School)
July 6 – A Model for Prayer (Matthew 6:9–18)
July 13 – Replacing Greed and Anxiety with Generosity and Faith (Matthew 6:19–34)
July 20 – No Class (All Church Sunday School)
July 27 – A New Vision for Relationships (Matthew 7:1–12)
Aug 3 – Two Ways and Two Trees (Matthew 7:13–20)
Aug 10 – A Call to Decisiveness: Two Destinies and Two Foundations (Matthew 7:21–29)