No Question Off Limits | Pastor Shultz & Pastor Nation | Room 3205
Is Satan real? Could Jesus have sinned? Can Christians lose their salvation? Bring your toughest questions—big, small, or long-pondered—and join Pastor Jim for an honest, engaging class where nothing is off the table. Together, we’ll dig into Scripture, explore thoughtful Christian perspectives, and learn how to offer biblical, reasoned, and compassionate answers to the hard questions people ask about faith. Have a question you’ve always wanted to ask? Click here to submit it anonymously and be part of the conversation!
Class runs through Feb 22.
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| Discover the Bible: Making Sense of Scripture | Pastor Aeschbacher and Jim Tejcek | Room 2107
| The Bible can feel confusing, strange, and even a bit foreign at times. But it’s also a profound, timeless, and deeply meaningful book—one that has guided people in faith for centuries. It is the best-selling book of all time and one of the most quoted, studied, and debated texts in history. It contains ideas and stories that have shaped legal systems, art, music, literature, and social movements for centuries. So how do we make sense of this sacred and sometimes challenging text today? Everyone is welcome to join Pastor Steve for a friendly, intro-level survey of the Bible—its origins and structure, the story it tells, and how its timeless wisdom can speak into our lives right now. Class runs through April 26.
| Lectures on Reformed Theology and Biblical History | Terry Grogan | Room 3207
| Join us for an in-depth exploration of the theological principles of the Reformed tradition alongside a comprehensive study of biblical history. This class seeks to illuminate the core doctrines of Reformed theology—such as God's sovereignty, covenant theology, and the authority of Scripture—while situating these teachings within the broader narrative of biblical events and contexts. Offered throughout the year.
February 1 - Developing Theology + The Bishop
A Survey of Church History (Dr. Robert Godfrey – Ligonier Ministries)
February 8 – Constantine & the Church; Jesus as God
February 15 – Jesus as Man; The East and The West
February 22 – Augustine; Worship & Sacraments.
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| Life of Moses (Part 2) – Leviticus: Enter into God’s Presence with Holiness 课程简介：
摩西生平 （第二部 —利未記：以聖潔進入神的同在(conducted in Mandarin) | Selina Li | Bride’s Room
Leviticus is a continuation of Exodus. God not only redeemed His people but also actively called them to draw near to Him. Often considered one of the difficult books in the Bible, it is a core text for understanding how a holy God dwells with His people.
This study will explore sacrificial practices, purification laws, festivals, and the code of holiness, guiding participants to see that Leviticus is not merely ancient law but points to the gospel of Jesus Christ and the way of life for God's people. It also teaches
believers today how to live out God's holiness and mission in grace and truth. This class is conducted in Mandarin for the convenience of Mandarin speakers. Class runs through April 26.
利未記是出埃及記的延續，神不只救贖祂的子民，並且神主動呼召他們來親近祂自己。這本書常被視為聖經中最難讀的書之一，但它是理解聖潔的上帝如何与衪的百姓同住的核心書卷。本課程將探討祭獻制度、潔淨法則、節期、聖潔法典等內容，
帶領學員看見利未記並非古老律法，而是指向耶穌基督的福音與神子民的生活方式，更是教導今日信徒如何在恩典与真理中活出屬神的聖潔与使命。
為了方便講普通話的弟兄姊妹，這門課用國語進行。
February 1 – The Priesthood (C. 8-10) 祭司的設立 (8-10章）
February 8 – Law of purity [A] ( C.11-13:46) 生活的潔淨條例[一]（11章-13:46）
February 15 - Law of purity [B] (13:47-15:33) 生活的潔淨條例[二]（13:47-15:33）
February 22 - The day of Atonement (C. 16) 贖罪日 （16章）
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The Practice of Foundational Prayer - Moving from “My Will to Thy Will” | Mary Oldfield & Beth Daley | Community Room
It has been said that "thy will be done" is the essence of a Christian life. But how do we get there? Join Beth and Mary on a journey through prayer to draw us closer to a life submitted to God's will. Whether you're a seasoned prayer warrior or you struggle to pray, this class is for anyone who desires more victory in living a Spirit-led life. Class runs through March 1. |
The New Testament in Our World – Part 1 | Jim Keim & John Hall | Chapel
Step into the world of the first Christians. This video and discussion class will feature groundbreaking on-location videos hosted by Professors N.T. Wright and Michael Bird. Together, we’ll explore the real places, people, historical changes, and stories behind the New Testament—unpacking its history, understanding its literature, and discovering the rich theology that shaped the earliest followers of Jesus. Whether you're deepening long-held beliefs or simply exploring big questions, this series invites you into an engaging, down-to-earth journey that connects ancient insights to life today. Part 1 of this class runs through February 22.
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