Ruth is in the genealogy of Christ, and her path there was carved by favor. Favor sustains far longer than force will. Explore what it looks like to follow favor versus force.

Atheism is one of the fastest growing belief systems in America today. Through the influence of people such as Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, and Sam Harris, atheism is hitting new heights in its popularity and visibility. In this engaging class, we’ll explore how we can respond to atheism in an informed, compelling, and loving way. We’ll also discover ways to interact with our family members and friends who claim to be atheists. Join us as we explore how to thoughtfully and graciously respond to a culture increasingly calling Christianity into question.

Havdalah is the Hebrew word for “separation.” In this class, we’ll introduce this Jewish religious ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath. As the Sabbath ends, we prepare to engage the world for the Lord.

Many believe that faith and reason are naturally at odds with each other. While having faith doesn’t require us to ignore reason, reason does have the potential to limit our faith. In this class, we discussed how the roles of faith and reason invite us to experience more of God.

The Church’s fundamental mission on earth is to make disciples that make disciples. What was Jesus’ secret for creating true disciples? This class explored the difference between making followers, churchgoers, and transformed disciples.

Discover and experience security and strength as you unlock biblical truths about your identity regarding the covenant. This class will enhance your understanding of God, His ways, and what it means to be His child in Christ.

In this class, we discovered how the overflow of a personal worship and prayer life benefits others by prophetically encouraging, edifying, and exhorting them.

Many Christians believe that leadership is reserved only for the skilled, the gifted, or those who operate in one of the fivefold ministry gifts, but our ultimate role model for leadership is Jesus Christ who came to serve. In this class, we discovered what Jesus says about leadership, identified the qualities of great leaders, and pinpointed ways to become a better leader.

As men of Christ, we are called to follow in His footsteps and allow the values He established to shape our thinking and, ultimately, our actions. We explored how the core values of service, faith, and equity can shape our thinking in everyday life and lead us to a stronger future.

What are love styles and how do they affect our relationships with others? In this class, we discovered the wonders of how we love, what our individual styles of love are, and how we can use them to relate to those around us.