As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.
Proverbs 27:17
We come together for worship in large gatherings, yet forge meaningful connections in smaller groups. These groups serve as the platform through which we minister to, uplift, and support each other. Whether on campus or in homes, we aim to assist you in joining a group and fostering connections.
Sunday Life Groups
9:15 am - 10:15 am
Join us in studying God's word through small group classes in the fellowship hall classrooms on Sunday's during the 9:15 am hour.
Wednesday Night Activities
5:45 pm - donation funded dinner in the fellowship hall
6:15 pm - 7:30 pm - separate into small groups in the fellowship hall classrooms
6:15 pm - 7:30 pm - separate into small groups in the fellowship hall classrooms
Luke in the Land
When Helping Hurts
Creative Devotions - Secrets of Strategic Living
Group: Ladies
Leaders: Barb Higgins
Location: Room H-14
Over 7 sessions, challenge the way you read the accounts of Jesus through teaching videos that take you to locations in Israel like Bethlehem, the Sea of Galilee, Gethsemane, Jerusalem, and the road to Emmaus. Along the way, you'll see how Jesus, the Messiah, brought His kingdom to earth for everybody.
Leaders: Barb Higgins
Location: Room H-14
Over 7 sessions, challenge the way you read the accounts of Jesus through teaching videos that take you to locations in Israel like Bethlehem, the Sea of Galilee, Gethsemane, Jerusalem, and the road to Emmaus. Along the way, you'll see how Jesus, the Messiah, brought His kingdom to earth for everybody.
Marriage Group
Group: Married Couples
Leaders: Joe Arki
Location: Room 0-16
In this small group, we’ll explore key topics like communication, conflict resolution, intimacy, and spiritual growth, all while building lasting friendships with other couples who are on the same journey. Whether you’re newlyweds or have been married for years, this group is a great way to invest in your relationship and gain valuable insights from others.
We hope you’ll join us for this meaningful time of connection and growth. Together, we can build stronger marriages and a vibrant community of support.
Leaders: Joe Arki
Location: Room 0-16
In this small group, we’ll explore key topics like communication, conflict resolution, intimacy, and spiritual growth, all while building lasting friendships with other couples who are on the same journey. Whether you’re newlyweds or have been married for years, this group is a great way to invest in your relationship and gain valuable insights from others.
We hope you’ll join us for this meaningful time of connection and growth. Together, we can build stronger marriages and a vibrant community of support.
Group: Anyone
Leaders: David Small
Location: Room H-02
Poverty is not only about a lack of resources but is primarily caused by broken relationships with God, self, others, and creation. Poverty alleviation, then, must center on relational reconciliation. Efforts that focus on relief over development can hurt the poor more than it helps. The foundation concepts, principles, and strategies presented in this book will help pastors, missions leaders, and anyone interested in poverty alleviation to maximize their efforts in helping the poor.
Leaders: David Small
Location: Room H-02
Poverty is not only about a lack of resources but is primarily caused by broken relationships with God, self, others, and creation. Poverty alleviation, then, must center on relational reconciliation. Efforts that focus on relief over development can hurt the poor more than it helps. The foundation concepts, principles, and strategies presented in this book will help pastors, missions leaders, and anyone interested in poverty alleviation to maximize their efforts in helping the poor.
Practicing the King's Economy
Group: Anyone
Leaders: Zach Hutchens
Location: Room H-05
The book basically tries to answer the question of what would it look like if we worked, ran businesses, spent money/time, and gave money/time in a way that was entirely shaped by a Biblical World View. After the intro the book is broken into 12 chapters that are based on the six ‘keys’ to practicing ‘the King’s Economy’. One chapter will introduce the key and the next is a shorter chapter that gives examples of how that key works in the real life, with examples of people/organizations that the authors know.
Leaders: Zach Hutchens
Location: Room H-05
The book basically tries to answer the question of what would it look like if we worked, ran businesses, spent money/time, and gave money/time in a way that was entirely shaped by a Biblical World View. After the intro the book is broken into 12 chapters that are based on the six ‘keys’ to practicing ‘the King’s Economy’. One chapter will introduce the key and the next is a shorter chapter that gives examples of how that key works in the real life, with examples of people/organizations that the authors know.
Group: Ladies
Leaders: Debbie Blasi
Location: Room H-03/04
We will be studying Esther using the book, FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS Secrets of Strategic Living from the Book of Esther by Ray C. Stedman. To supplement our study, selected verses will be examined using verse mapping techniques. In addition, throughout the semester we will have fun making various craft, decorating, and art projects (No prior experience needed!).
Leaders: Debbie Blasi
Location: Room H-03/04
We will be studying Esther using the book, FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS Secrets of Strategic Living from the Book of Esther by Ray C. Stedman. To supplement our study, selected verses will be examined using verse mapping techniques. In addition, throughout the semester we will have fun making various craft, decorating, and art projects (No prior experience needed!).
Sermon Recap
Group: Anyone
Leaders: Scott Speer
Location: Choir Room
We will dive deeper into the past weeks sermon looking at different scripture and ideas related to the message that weren’t covered as well as how to really live out what was taught.
Leaders: Scott Speer
Location: Choir Room
We will dive deeper into the past weeks sermon looking at different scripture and ideas related to the message that weren’t covered as well as how to really live out what was taught.
Bridge Builders
Bridging Gaps, Building Unity.
Our Mission is to bridge generational gaps, encourage cross-generational mentoring, and cultivate a deep sense of identity and purpose. We seek to create a welcoming environment where all ages can learn from one another, grow in their walk with Christ, and serve together as one body.