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Sunday School (Messy Discipleship)
“Limping With God: Jacob and the Old Testament Guide to Messy Discipleship” delves into the life of Jacob, challenging our perceptions of him as a disciple. Jacob’s journey is marked by trickery, lying, and selfish ambition, as he fathers children with four women and leads a dysfunctional family plagued by jealousy and backstabbing. Despite his flaws, Jacob holds a significant place in the story of our salvation. He is chosen and blessed, yet he struggles with weakness and problems. This sinner-saint, who limps along with the Lord, serves as a mirror image of all of us who follow Jesus. Lead by Pastor Klemme in the Cafe.
Sunday School (The Book of Exodus)
Exodus proclaims: “Stand firm and see the salvation of the LORD” (Exodus14:13). God elects and names His people before merit, giving life, order, and meaning while ruling over chaos and kings. Without Him is darkness; with Him, light and hope. Sin enslaves and idolatry destroys, yet God’s mercy restores. The holy Law convicts sinners, revealing our need for a Savior. Christ fulfills the Law, sacrifices, and tabernacle; in Him, God’s holiness no longer terrifies, but redeems.
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Sunday School (Chosen)
The Chosen is based on the true accounts of the gospels books found in Scripture. Some locations and timelines have been combined or condensed. Back stories and some characters and dialogue have been fictionalized. This use of artistic license is intended to uplift Scripture. This study compares the adaptation with Scripture.
Meets in the Library.
Tom Cox.
Sunday School (Handel's Messiah)
Explore the history, theology, and timeless beauty of Handel’s Messiah. We’ll look at the Scripture texts behind the music, learn how Handel composed this beloved work, and explore why it continues to inspire faith and worship today. Meets in classroom 6 with David Ott —no musical background needed!
Monday Night Bible Study
The book of Revelation starts with a warning to churches scattered throughout the known world at that time; and follows a general theme, emphasizing that the ‘end of days’ is near and that the church must be prepared for the events that are to come. It has both present and future implications for the Christian Church. Meets in the Cafe with Pastor Klemme.
Wednesday Bible Study
Genesis begins the story of redemption, revealing God's promises to Adam and Eve, Noah, and Abraham and Sarah. These covenants lay the foundation for understanding God's plan of salvation through Christ. Genesis reveals a faithful God who responds to human sin with grace, setting the stage for the entire biblical narrative of hope and restoration in Christ.
Confirmation (Youth)
Confirmation is a lifelong Christian education and relational experience, within the congregation, that began when you came to faith in Jesus Christ.
Small Catechism
Unit Ten Commandments (4th Commandment):
Honor those in authority. Given Scripture references, The Lutheran Study Bible, Small Catechism, and class discussion, students will compare and contrast “Ethical Monotheism” with the Christian perspective of honoring our parents; identify where Jesus summarized the 1st and 2nd Tables of the ten commandments.
Sunday School (The Book of James)
The Book of James is a practical, wisdom-oriented epistle addressed to Jewish Christians scattered abroad. It serves as a vital complement to the doctrine of sola fide (faith alone), emphasizing that genuine saving faith—received as a free gift of God's grace through Christ—naturally produces good works as its fruit. The book addresses trials, temptations, and community life, urging believers to live out their justification in daily conduct.
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Monday Night Bible Study
New Study: Life Beyond the Ripples invites us to explore our cultural moment and how Christians are called to live faithfully within it. Through Scripture, Church history, discussion, and prayer, we learn how believers faced cultural change, so we may respond today with clarity, courage, wisdom, hope, and trust in God’s Word. With Pastor Klemme.
Women's Bible Study
Our commitment to a group Bible study is a model to those around us. It is evidence that we value our spiritual growth enough to invest time in it. Our children are watching our actions, and they gain firsthand knowledge of what it means to be a disciple of Christ and honor the Word. They benefit from our commitment because they see us walking our talk, working out our salvation (Philippians 2:12).
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Life Team
Speaking the truth in love (Ephesians 4:15) is easier said than done. We live in a time when abortion is called a “right” and a “choice,” when assisted suicide is called “compassion,” when sex outside of marriage is called “natural” and “safe.” It is a time when gender ideology insists the genders are interchangeable and misgendering someone is called “hate speech.” Our intent is to counter these lies in love with the truth of God’s Word.
Life Team Training
Speaking the truth in love (Ephesians 4:15) is easier said than done. We live in a time when abortion is called a “right” and a “choice,” when assisted suicide is called “compassion,” when sex outside of marriage is called “natural” and “safe.” We are meeting together to figure out how we can counter these lies in love with the truth of God’s Word.
A Seminar on Heaven
Everyone wonders what Heaven will be like. There is no end to the confusion people have about what it will be like. Scripture does provide answers to people's questions. This class will explore where we learn our ideas about heaven and compares those conceptions against what Scripture says.
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