A description of each class is listed below. Sign up is not mandatory to attend a class but will help the CE Board find adequate space and materials. Locations will be determined by class size and announced prior to April 6.
A description of each class is listed below. Sign up is not mandatory to attend a class but will help the CE Board find adequate space and materials. Locations will be determined by class size and announced prior to April 6.
Kingdom Citizenship Teachers: Bob Jones & Kevin Smith For too long, too many followers of Christ have lived beneath their Kingdom inheritance. They are saved and set up for eternity in Heaven, yet they continue to live defeated and unfulfilling lives on Earth. This class will present a biblical blueprint for what it looks like to live as an empowered Kingdom citizen. Learn to identify and access your royal rights as a citizen of God's Kingdom, exercise your authority as an ambassador of Christ in your sphere of influence, and change atmospheres around you with the climate of Heaven.
Worship Teacher: Mike Miller & Ky Manning Join our Praise & Worship Pastors for an in-depth study on Worship. Topics will include:
Types of Praise
The origins of praise and worship
Pitfalls of praise and worship
Hebrew Words for Praise
Deep Dive: Philippians & Colossians Teachers: Ava Middlebrooks & Vanessa "Bug" Shotts This quarter’s deep dive will feature Paul’s letters to the Philippians and Colossians, which are both rich in encouragement and wisdom, offering timeless insights for walking with Christ. Philippians overflows with themes of joy, gratitude, and unity and encourages believers to live with humility and stand firm in their faith even when facing challenges. Colossians focuses on the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ and our new identity in Him.
Rediscovering Israel Teacher: Trista Cooper You know those stories in the Bible that just don’t seem to make much sense? This class will explore those biblical stories in the historical, cultural, geographic, and linguistic contexts in which they were written. We’ll review the Bible as one cohesive storyline rather than a book of stand-alone accounts, celebrating the richness of Scripture while discovering unique cultural idioms and customs of the ancient Jewish world..
Pathway Press Teachers: Calvin Owens, Mark & Joan Salter Oasis has followed this seven-year series from the Church of God’s One Accord/Pathway Press Curriculum for the past several years. The lessons are life-related and Pentecostal/Evangelical in perspective. Topics for this quarter: Major Lessons from the Minor Prophets & Life After Death
Kingdom Citizenship Teachers: Bob Jones & Kevin Smith For too long, too many followers of Christ have lived beneath their Kingdom inheritance. They are saved and set up for eternity in Heaven, yet they continue to live defeated and unfulfilling lives on Earth. This class will present a biblical blueprint for what it looks like to live as an empowered Kingdom citizen. Learn to identify and access your royal rights as a citizen of God's Kingdom, exercise your authority as an ambassador of Christ in your sphere of influence, and change atmospheres around you with the climate of Heaven.
Worship Teachers: Mike Miller & Ky Manning Join our Praise & Worship Pastors for an in-depth study on Worship. Topics will include:
Types of Praise
The origins of praise and worship
Pitfalls of praise and worship
Hebrew Words for Praise
Deep Dive: Philippians & Colossians Teachers: Ava Middlebrooks & Vanessa "Bug" Shotts This quarter’s deep dive will feature Paul’s letters to the Philippians and Colossians, which are both rich in encouragement and wisdom, offering timeless insights for walking with Christ. Philippians overflows with themes of joy, gratitude, and unity and encourages believers to live with humility and stand firm in their faith even when facing challenges. Colossians focuses on the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ and our new identity in Him.
Rediscovering Israel Teacher: Trista Cooper You know those stories in the Bible that just don’t seem to make much sense? This class will explore those biblical stories in the historical, cultural, geographic, and linguistic contexts in which they were written. We’ll review the Bible as one cohesive storyline rather than a book of stand-alone accounts, celebrating the richness of Scripture while discovering unique cultural idioms and customs of the ancient Jewish world..
Pathway Press Teachers: Calvin Owens, Mark & Joan Salter Oasis has followed this seven-year series from the Church of God’s One Accord/Pathway Press Curriculum for the past several years. The lessons are life-related and Pentecostal/Evangelical in perspective. Topics for this quarter: Major Lessons from the Minor Prophets & Life After Death
