CLASSES
Winter 2026 Studies
NOW AND NOT YET
Thursday, January 15 | 9:30A | MPR
By Ruth Chou Simons. Is waiting on God for something - guidance, answers, resolution, or strength - wasted time? In this study using biblical narratives the bible will help calm your restlessness by exploring God's faithfulness and offering assurance that while you're biding time, God is working. Direct your gaze heavenward, press in, and grow!
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THE WAY OF WISDOM
Friday, January 16 | 9:30A | MPR
By various authors. The book of Proverbs describes wisdom as the greatest treasure of life, more valuable than anything else we should desire. But do we seek the wisdom of the Lord as fervently as we pursue other goals? Do we see Scripture as relevant for all circumstances in our lives? In The Way of Wisdom, we will join six Bible teachers and walk with them through the book of Proverbs, considering wisdom principles on every day topics such as: words, work, friendship, marriage, parenting, neighborliness, money management, leadership, and influence. With this study, you will discover the wisdom of Proverbs as an invitation to steadily walk God‘s way in God‘s world.
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REVELATION - Part 1
Friday, January 16 | 9:30A | MPR
By Kay Arthur. In part one of our Precept series on Revelation, we observe a detailed examination of the apostle John's vision of the glorified Christ and His messages to the seven churches, highlighting themes of encouragement, rebuke, and the call to faithfulness amidst trials. Discover the meaning of Revelation 1-3 in the context of Scripture. Apply what you're learning to your life as you discover the truth for yourself. Chapters One through Three of Revelation contain God's messages to the seven churches of Asia. See how His messages recorded by John so long ago still speak to the church today.
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DARING JOY
Tuesday, January 20 | 6:30P | MPR
By Nicole Zasowski. Joy can feel risky. When you've experienced pain of any kind, it can feel easier not to dream than to be disappointed, or not to hope than to be left heartbroken. If you ever feel like it's safer not to embrace joy at all than to hold something that might break, you're not alone. Thankfully, the Bible paints a different picture—one that gives you the courage to hold on to joy regardless of your circumstances. This study points you to the enduring joy Jesus promises. Through the examples of six women in the Bible who model both the vulnerability of joy and the power of celebration, you’ll see that God longs for you to embrace abundant joy! Don't miss out on your beautiful, God-given life because you're busy preparing for the worst.