Wednesdays, January 22–February 26 @ 12–1p & 6:30-8p — Rm 217

For: Adults all ages
Facilitator: Pastor Leon Brooks III

Road Rage, Abuse, Profanity, Lust, Sexual Sin, Lying, Envy, etc. All of these things and more are what the Bible describes as "Works of the flesh". The Bible says that these things are obvious! Galatians 5:19-21 As believers we need to be proactive in fighting against the deeds of the flesh that has plagued mankind since the fall in Genesis 3! Join us for a six week study on the Fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-24) as we get tools to help us fight this battle that we are all facing.

Wednesdays, January 22–February 26 @ 6:30-8p — Rm 213

For: Adults all ages
Facilitator: Peter Lee, Minister of Campus Development

This highly interactive leadership course exposes common leadership misconceptions and offers a practical model based on the greatest leader role model of all time, Jesus. We will focus on four critical areas:

• Your Heart (Why You Lead)
• Your Head (What You Think)
• Your Hands (What You Do)
• Your Habits (How You Stay on Track)

Cost: $30 (Workbook Included)

Wednesdays, January 22–February 26 @ 6:30-8p — Rm 220

For: Adults all ages
Facilitator: Sam Jones, Worship Leader/Connection Associate

Join Singers, our vibrant choir dedicated to leading worship, growing in our understanding of why we sing in church, and building a strong, supportive community. Together, we’ll explore the biblical foundations of worship through song, develop our musical gifts, and inspire our congregation to draw closer to God. Whether you're a seasoned vocalist or new to choir, Singers is a place to deepen your faith, form meaningful connections, and experience the joy of worshiping God through music.

Wednesdays, January 22–April 2 @ 6:30-8p -RM 211

For: Men
Facilitator: Zach Buck, Church Member

Discipleship Essentials (DE) is a discipleship training curriculum based on the Navigator’s 2:7 study. The study is based on the scripture reference Colossians 2:7, which encourages us to be rooted and built up in Christ, established in the faith and overflowing with gratitude.

This first book in The 2:7 Series is designed to help you build a strong foundation for your Christian life through enriching Bible study, Scripture memory, and group interaction. With its biblical and practical approach to discipleship, this workbook will yield long‐term, life‐ changing results, such as:

• A closer relationship with God
• A keener sense of priorities
• Renewed concern for non-Christian friends
• A growing camaraderie within your group

Cost: $10 (Workbook Included)

Note: DE is a 11‐week commitment, and will meet through Wed, April 2. There is a workbook for this course, and can expect to spend approximately 1 hour each week on homework for each meeting. If you know in advance that you will miss more than two meetings, please take the course another.

Wednesdays, January 22–February 26 @ 6:30-8p - Preschool Suite (1st Level)

For: First Friends (Babies–Pre K)
Facilitator: Jason Payton, Minister of Preschool & Children

Our preschoolers will journey with Cubbie bear as he visits his friend Timothy at Apple Acres. They will hear key Biblical truths in God’s love. The best part is that they will learn Scripture they can memorize on their age level that sets a foundation for their faith.

Wednesdays, January 22–February 26 @ 6:30-8p— Rm 300

For: KidLink (K–5th Grade)
Facilitator: Jason Payton, Minister of Preschool & Children

Come dive into the book of Acts as we see God’s plan for the church. Following Jesus’ resurrection, He ascended back to heaven, but not before leaving important instructions for His followers who He commissioned to tell them about Him.

Wednesdays, January 22–February 26 @ 6:30-8p

For: HUB Students (6th–12th Grade)
Facilitator: Giancarlo Callejas, Mobilization & HUB Associate

Our aim is to guide our students in revisiting the core principles of our faith, enabling them to establish a strong foundation. For six weeks, we’ll focus on teaching them how to pray and discern God’s voice, how to read and study scripture, as well as understanding the significance of fasting and worship. Ultimately, by the end of the semester, we want them to grasp what it truly means to be a disciple of Jesus.