AGC Classroom

Week 5 - Romans 8.28-39.

Week 5 - Kingdom Building Applied. A Q&R Panel Discussion!

In the world, work is often seen as toil. And in the church, work is often seen as a peripheral to our discipleship to Jesus. But what if Jesus had a bigger vision of our work he wanted us to imagine?

Week 4 - The third paragraph of Romans 8.

Paul's letter to the Romans is one of the richest and most influential books in Scripture...but it can also feel intimidating. What if, instead of trying to master every detail, we focused on the heart of the letter? In this five-week class, we'll journey slowly through Romans 8, exploring life in the Spirit, our identity in Christ, and God's transforming love. As we immerse ourselves in this pivotal chapter, we'll discover how the gospel doesn't just change what we believe, it changes who we become.

Week 4 - Kingdom Building: Work and the Holy City.

In the world, work is often seen as toil. And in the church, work is often seen as peripheral to our discipleship to Jesus. But what if Jesus had a bigger vision of our work he wanted us to reimagine? 
This class will help us reclaim a biblical imagination of our vocations - both paid and unpaid work. By tracing the theme of work through scripture, participants will gain tools to see their work as worship and their vocations as central to God’s calling on their life.

Week 3 - The second paragraph of Romans 8.

Paul's letter to the Romans is one of the richest and most influential books in Scripture...but it can also feel intimidating. What if, instead of trying to master every detail, we focused on the heart of the letter? 
In this five-week class, we'll journey slowly through Romans 8, exploring life in the Spirit, our identity in Christ, and God's transforming love. As we immerse ourselves in this pivotal chapter, we'll discover how the gospel doesn't just change what we believe, it changes who we become.

Week 3 - Jesus and the Reclamation of Work

In the world, work is often seen as toil. And in the church, work is often seen as peripheral to our discipleship to Jesus. But what if Jesus had a bigger vision of our work he wanted us to reimagine? 
This class will help us reclaim a biblical imagination of our vocations - both paid and unpaid work. By tracing the theme of work through scripture, participants will gain tools to see their work as worship and their vocations as central to God’s calling on their life.

Week 2 - Cursed is the Ground: The Sacred and the Desecrated

In the world, work is often seen as toil. And in the church, work is often seen as peripheral to our discipleship to Jesus. But what if Jesus had a bigger vision of our work he wanted us to reimagine? 
This class will help us reclaim a biblical imagination of our vocations - both paid and unpaid work. By tracing the theme of work through scripture, participants will gain tools to see their work as worship and their vocations as central to God’s calling on their life.

Week 1 - Putting Romans 8 in its context.

Paul's letter to the Romans is one of the richest and most influential books in Scripture...but it can also feel intimidating. What if, instead of trying to master every detail, we focused on the heart of the letter? 
In this five-week class, we'll journey slowly through Romans 8, exploring life in the Spirit, our identity in Christ, and God's transforming love. As we immerse ourselves in this pivotal chapter, we'll discover how the gospel doesn't just change what we believe, it changes who we become.

Week 1 - The Genesis Vision: Reclaiming Work as Good!

In the world, work is often seen as toil. And in the church, work is often seen as peripheral to our discipleship to Jesus. But what if Jesus had a bigger vision of our work he wanted us to reimagine? 
This class will help us reclaim a biblical imagination of our vocations - both paid and unpaid work. By tracing the theme of work through scripture, participants will gain tools to see their work as worship and their vocations as central to God’s calling on their life.

Encountering Jesus, week 4! Listen in to listening prayer as we pray through John 12 and Mary's encounter with Jesus.