Book of Romans, taught by Bill Strickland
It seems throughout church history that many of the significant moments took place around Paul's letter to the Romans. Aurelius Augustine, after reading Romans 13:13-14, received Jesus as Lord and Savior and went on to become one of the church's outstanding theologians and leaders. The Protestant Reformation began with a monk named Martin Luther who came to know Jesus after reading Romans 1:17. John Calvin said of the book of Romans, "When any one gains a knowledge of this Epistle, he has an entrance opened to him to all the most hidden treasures of Scripture." With that quote as the motivation, we begin our class with an expositional, verse by verse study of the book of Romans.

Every Man's Battle (Men Only), taught by Patrick Conner
...a Christian approach to male sexual purity and integrity and practical tools to fight the battle.

Every man faces this battle but often chooses to hide or ignore it because it is "too personal" or "embarrassing." This class will directly and openly address the struggles all men face regarding male sexual activity and through God's Word provide ways for dealing with this particular battle.

We will be using the book "Every Man's Battle" by Steve Arterburn and Fred Stoeker. Feel free to look at the overview and week-by-week summary at http://www.everymansbattle.com.

Pilgrim's Progress (Women Only), taught by Joy Greggo
"The Pilgrim's Progress has been called 'the greatest allegory ever written.' Its appeal sweeps across the scopes of age, intellect and education. Children read it for the excitement of the story; eager believers are challenged and trained by its invaluable teaching; Bible students and scholars alike read it for its depth of doctrine. Charles Spurgeon called it the most important book in his life, besides Scripture.

"Just as relevant today as it was when John Bunyan wrote it from his cell in prison, 'The Pilgrim's Progress' is the story of every Christian - from the first stirrings of the Holy Spirit beckoning us to follow Christ to our final arrival in the Celestial City of God."

The Reformed Faith and the Presbyterian Church, taught by Mike Zimansky
GRPC - I go to the church at Glasgow, but what's with the R and P? This class will explain what it means to be "Reformed" and "Presbyterian." We will cover topics such as the five points of Calvinism, why we baptize babies, why we have elders and deacons, the role of women in church leadership, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, "End-times theology," and more. No text is required. All you need is a Bible and willingness to challenge your current beliefs.

Senior High School, taught by Michael Shannon and Doug Hilyard
What do we do in those areas where the Bible seem to be unclear? Should we listen to secular music? Smoke? Drink? How do the Scriptures address these topics? The first half of this year we will examine what the word of God says about the "gray" areas and how to make those decisions easy. Join us for the "E's of decision making."

Junior High Boys, taught by Darrell Atkins

Junior High Girls, taught by June Winchester

Elder Led Prayer, taught by Russell Purdie and Kevin Creek
Held from 10:00 - 10:30 am