We have likely heard the term “disciple”. Maybe we can even identify some of Jesus’ disciples as noted in scripture. Yet, do we truly consider ourselves disciples of Jesus? If so, what are the characteristics of a disciple, and what does being a disciple look like in 2025, some 2000 years after Jesus lived, walked, taught, and healed?

Being a disciple is more than being a member of a church; it is a way of being by following Jesus 365 days a year, 7 days a week, and 24 hours a day. That seems daunting, as if perfection is required. Actually, what we find is being a disciple of Jesus Christ, a follower of Jesus Christ, is that there is freedom and hope in following Jesus Christ.                                                                                                 Join us from September 7th -October 11th  as we explore following Jesus and what being a disciple means for each of us.

From the very beginning, God designed families as the foundation for human society, and God gave families faith as the foundation to guide life within the family. Within the Bible, we discover that becoming a family of faith requires knowing our family story, roles, values, and responsibilities.

Join us from August 10th-31st  as we explore becoming a family of faith through knowing our family stories, roles, values, and responsibilities.

The Ten Commandments provide the foundation for all societies governed by the rule of law. They also provide God's plan for human flourishing. Through Jesus' life and teaching, we discover that the Ten Commandments are designed both to shape our society and to shape our souls into the image of God.

Join us from June 1-August 9 as we explore the 10 commandments and their impact on each of us and the world around us.