Our fall semester will start with a study of the Life of David, led by Don Adams. David is also known as the "Man after God's own Heart," but what does that mean? We all know that David had problems with disobedience and sin, yet he was loved by God. The Scriptures refer to David more times than any other person in the Bible, except Jesus, who was also called, the "Son of David." In this class, we will investigate this very important person -- the good, the bad, and certainly the ugly events surrounding him that prompted his numerous Psalms. Our goal is to learn how we can become that person who, like David, has a heart for God. Come join us (all ages are welcome) for this fascinating look into the Life of David.

PLEASE NOTE: This class breaks for the summer, resuming September 8, 2024

We will be continuing through the Old Testament and looking for the gospel in the lives of the characters God highlights for us. This will be a journey of discovery that leads us to deeper relationships with each other and our Creator.

PLEASE NOTE: This class breaks for the summer, resuming September 8, 2024.

We are reading the book of Genesis this season. The first eleven chapters of Genesis provide the overture, the foundation for the entire Bible. We are drawn in wonder as we ponder God's majesty in Creation, and His purposes in creating man and woman, providing a Way for them even in their rebellion. As the sin of humanity spirals downward, God determines to start over with one man and one woman, Abraham and Sarah, forming one people of God through whom God's revelation and blessing will spread to all the world. Through the very human stories of Israel's patriarchs and matriarchs, characterized as much by sin and folly as by faith in the One True God, we reflect on our own journeys of trust in the Living God.

Is anything too wonderful for the Lord? Gen 18:14. Come read Genesis with us and be encouraged to grow strong in your own faith in our God for whom nothing is impossible, nothing too wonderful. Led by Amy Barker.

PLEASE NOTE: This class will meet in room 304 through September 1 and return to the conference room on September 8, 2024.

Learn more about who we are, what we believe, and why. This five-week class is typically offered twice yearly, once in the spring and once in the fall, and meets from 8:45 - 10:30am on Sunday mornings*. If you would like to become a member of our church, this is the class to take -- but you are not committed to becoming a member once you've finished the class. For questions contact Chad Turner.

*Children birth thru 5th grade can join Catalina Kids Sundays, and youth 6th thru 12th can join Youth Sunday School.

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