Adult Education

EVERY ONE A DISCIPLE: We believe learning and becoming more like Christ is a life-long pursuit.

Join a Discipleship Pathway Group!

We hope every adult will be part of a discipleship group and classes! New class members always welcome!

Sundays (June 1 - August 17)

10:00 - 10:40 AM, C. S. Lewis: The Great Divorce; Teachers: Dr. Bob Bohler & Dr. Tim Chester; Room 200

Explore the profound themes of heaven and hell through the imaginative and theological lens of C.S. Lewis in this engaging course. We will study The Great Divorce and The Weight of Glory, two of Lewis’s most thought-provoking works on the nature of eternity, human choice, and divine joy. Through guided discussion and reflection, participants will consider Lewis’s compelling insights into the eternal significance of our earthly lives. This course invites both new and seasoned readers to wrestle with questions of salvation, judgment, and the glory that awaits. Join us as we journey with one of the greatest Christian thinkers of the twentieth century into the realities beyond this life.

10:00 - 10:40 AM, 12 Christians Everyone Should Know; Teachers: ARPC Adult Teachers; Fellowship Hall

Each week offers a stand-alone lesson about intriguing, courageous, and inspiring Christians. We'll discover together how they lived, what they believed, and how their faith affected the course of history. From Galileo to Polycarp to Jonathan Edwards, there is truly something for everyone. Each week will be a delight! 

Mondays

12:00 - 1:00 PM, Men’s Summer Reading Group: Eusebius; Leader: Dr. Bob Bohler; Room 207

The Men’s Summer Reading Group is reading and discussing the first written history of the church, written by Eusebius, covering the first 300 years of the church’s existence.

2:00 - 3:30 PM, RAMS (Reading About My Savior) Men’s Bible Study: The Non-Pauline Epistles; Leader: Doug Jenkins; Room 200

The men’s Bible study continues discussing the Non-Pauline Epistles. Join us at any time!

6:00 - 7:30 PM, Women’s Bible Study: Now and Not Yet; Leader: Rev. Deb Trimpe; Fellowship Hall; June 9 - July 21

Have you ever wondered if your current season has a purpose? Do you ever feel like your present moment is so far from where you long to be, but the answer to all your prayers is “not yet”? The Now and Not Yet Bible study explores six profound ways God makes His faithfulness known in the biblical stories of Abraham, Joseph, Israel, Hannah, and the Apostle Paul. As we encounter God through the pages of His Word, we’ll see His ways, His character, His purposes, and His faithfulness in the lives of His people. And the more we understand God’s ways, the more we will discover that He’s just as faithful in our lives right now—even more than we know.