AGC Classroom

Protestant Missions Explode.

What moments most shaped the story of the Church? Why do we read the Bible the way we do, hold the theology we confess, and practice the faith as we do? In this class, we'll explore decisive moments in the history of Christianity that define our belief and practice. We stand on the shoulders of believers who wrestled with Scripture, confronted cultural pressures, and made costly decisions. Understanding their world helps us navigate our own. Join us as we study the past to live into the future.

Community thrives in vulnerability, and His grace is sufficient!

We’ve never been more connected, and yet so many of us feel deeply alone. God designed us for relationship, but in a world of constant noise and shallow connection, true community can feel hard to find...even in the church. In this class, we’ll explore the Bible’s vision for family, belonging, and the Church as God’s beautiful (and sometimes messy) answer to our loneliness. Together, we’ll reimagine what it means to be known, to belong, and to grow alongside one another as the Church.

The Conversion of the Wesley's.

What moments most shaped the story of the Church? Why do we read the Bible the way we do, hold the theology we confess, and practice the faith as we do? In this class, we'll explore decisive moments in the history of Christianity that define our belief and practice. We stand on the shoulders of believers who wrestled with Scripture, confronted cultural pressures, and made costly decisions. Understanding their world helps us navigate our own. Join us as we study the past to live into the future.

In week 2, we explore what it means to be the Family of God.

We’ve never been more connected, and yet so many of us feel deeply alone. God designed us for relationship, but in a world of constant noise and shallow connection, true community can feel hard to find...even in the church. In this class, we’ll explore the Bible’s vision for family, belonging, and the Church as God’s beautiful (and sometimes messy) answer to our loneliness. Together, we’ll reimagine what it means to be known, to belong, and to grow alongside one another as the Church.

The Diet of Worms

What moments most shaped the story of the Church? Why do we read the Bible the way we do, hold the theology we confess, and practice the faith as we do? In this class, we'll explore decisive moments in the history of Christianity that define our belief and practice. We stand on the shoulders of believers who wrestled with Scripture, confronted cultural pressures, and made costly decisions. Understanding their world helps us navigate our own. Join us as we study the past to live into the future.

In week 1, we define true community.

We’ve never been more connected, and yet so many of us feel deeply alone. God designed us for relationship, but in a world of constant noise and shallow connection, true community can feel hard to find...even in the church. In this class, we’ll explore the Bible’s vision for family, belonging, and the Church as God’s beautiful (and sometimes messy) answer to our loneliness. Together, we’ll reimagine what it means to be known, to belong, and to grow alongside one another as the Church.

The Council of Nicaea

What moments most shaped the story of the Church? Why do we read the Bible the way we do, hold the theology we confess, and practice the faith as we do? In this class, we'll explore decisive moments in the history of Christianity that define our belief and practice. We stand on the shoulders of believers who wrestled with Scripture, confronted cultural pressures, and made costly decisions. Understanding their world helps us navigate our own. Join us as we study the past to live into the future.

Following the Prince of Peace into New Creation.

It's no surprise to any of use that we live in a violent world. Since the bloodshed of Abel to the cross of Christ, violence has been the primary weapon of the enemy who seeks to steal, kill and destroy. But how does God want us to live as peaceful people in the midst of a violent world? Join us as we explore Jesus' teachings of nonviolence and how we can follow the way of Jesus, the Prince of Peace, into new creation.

Week 5 (Week 4 got deleted!): Wrapping up the stories.

She Who Believed is a study of faithful women in Scripture and church history, exploring how God entrusted women with courage, witness, wisdom and missions. Through biblical study and historical insight, this class invites thoughtful engagement with Scripture and reflection on God's faithfulness.

"But what about...?"

It's no surprise to any of use that we live in a violent world. Since the bloodshed of Abel to the cross of Christ, violence has been the primary weapon of the enemy who seeks to steal, kill and destroy. But how does God want us to live as peaceful people in the midst of a violent world? Join us as we explore Jesus' teachings of nonviolence and how we can follow the way of Jesus, the Prince of Peace, into new creation.