Fall 2019 (September - November)
All classes are on Sundays from 11:00 am to 12:15 pm, unless otherwise noted.
7th Grade: Know Why You Believe
TBA | Logos Building (Building A), Room A210/206/208
8th grade : Following Jesus: A Closer Look at His Life
TBA | Room A110
God created us with the need to relate and interact with each other. Therefore, relationships and the surrounding culture provide learning experiences for personal development, including spiritual growth. But not every relationship or cultural influence is beneficial. In this class we will learn to apply biblical principles in building relationships that not only benefit us but also honor God and to discern and resist harmful cultural influences that may pollute our minds and hearts.
9th grade: OT/NT Survey - Part I
TBA | Room A312/A314
Through hands-on study and group discussion, this class provides a clear understanding of the 66 books of the Bible in their theme messages, their unity and coherence, and their relevance to our daily life. If you want a better understanding of the whole Bible, this is the place to start.
10th Grade: Know What You Believe
TBA | Room A305/A308
This class is about asking questions and seeking the truth. No prior knowledge or familiarity with Christianity required. We'll address the questions you've always wanted to ask but never could: can you prove God is real? Why does evil happen? Why is Christianity "better" than other religions? Do you ever have doubts about what key faith elements mean and know the exact Bible verses to quote and explain them? Through topical discussion groups and homework / exercises, this class will help you build your faith on a solid foundation and biblical understanding of God, Man, Christ, Salvation, Holy Spirit, Church, End Times. You will be equipped with accurate Bible references explaining these 7 faith elements so you will be inspired and encouraged with life-changing applications, clearing those doubts and uncertainty.
11th Grade: Acts: Spreading the Good News
TBA | Room A106
The course is a study of the historical work of the Holy Spirit in the new church, capturing the classic traditions the gospel is both delivered and received.
12th Grade: Christian Worldview
TBA | Room A108
In this class, we will systematically explore the important question of what is truth and the disciplines of philosophy and ethics, anthropology (what is man?), theology (who is God?) and science through the lens of Scripture. Our studies will equip us to hear the Lord and His word more clearly, to be conformed more to His likeness (2 Cor. 3:18), and to be more ready to answer to everyone who asks us the reason for the hope we have (1 Pet. 3:15). We will spend two sessions on each of the five topics, one session on prayer and one session on testimony. In each of the ten sessions, we will spend half of the time viewing the video lesson and half of the time on small group discussions.