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Room: WC126
Leaders: Myra Hartel & Gail Sappington

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Heaven. Who goes there? Where is it? What will we do there? Questions like these arise when we consider an eternal future beyond this physical life. How can we know the truth about what comes next?
In this study, Jennifer Rothschild explores the subject of Heaven from a biblical perspective. She will separate what’s true about Heaven from what’s based on legend, media depictions, and hopeful guesses. As you walk through the study, you'll not only gain a deeper understanding of what God has prepared for His children but also learn how to live with confidence today as you look forward to the glorious unending that awaits. Don't just wonder about Heaven—embrace it with faith that turns anticipation into excitement and peace.

Room: WC130
Leader: Paula Skeen

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Isaiah is the crown jewel of Old Testament prophets, a book that strikes awe in the heart of its reader, especially when its poetry is read in Hebrew. Prophecies from Isaiah are mentioned in twenty-two places in the New Testament. The words of Isaiah were often found on the lips of the Christ, the Messiah prophesied in Isaiah. If Jesus, God incarnate, honored this grand and glorious book so highly, then you and I ought to do the same. In Isaiah Part 1, we'll meet the Holy One of Israel and learn how He deals with those who claim Him as God but don't honor Him as God in the way that they live. And we'll find the destiny of nations, the future of all mankind...including ours.

Room: WC130
Leaders: Paulette LeBlanc, Stan Patrick, Robin Blair, Glenn Galey

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Adam and Eve, the serpent and an apple? Noah’s Ark and a worldwide flood? The Tower of Babel? Are these real or imagined? Stories or fact? What difference does it make anyway?
Genesis holds the keys to understanding the origin of sin and evil, the justice of God’s judgment, and the mercy of God’s plan for the redemption of mankind and hope for a lost and dying world.
Genesis, Part Two: The Fall, the Flood and the Nations explores the truths found in chapters three through eleven of Genesis and lays a solid foundation for the rest of the story.

Room: WC116
Leader: Connie Coleman

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Moms in Prayer is a Christ-centered prayer ministry made up of moms, grandmothers, aunts—any woman who desires to pray for all ages of children (babies to college/career) and the schools they attend.

Room: B252
Leaders: Kerrie Barron & Laurabeth Sawyer

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This support group seeks to give comfort, encouragement, and hope to hurting parents on their journey from surviving to thriving. This group is for parents who have children dealing with addictions, legal problems, suicidal thoughts, eating disorders, unhealthy sexual behaviors, mental illness, etc.

Room: B254
Leader: Brandon Knight

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The class will serve as a precursor to apologetics, with a major focus on communication between Christians and those outside the church.
In our post-Christian society, thoughtful Christians are considering again how to engage the dominant culture as a minority, a counterpublic, amid varying perceptions and misperceptions. In this timely book, Timothy Muehlhoff and Rick Langer ask what our interactions with the dominant cultural ethos should look like. How might we be persuasive and civil at the same time? How should we respond to those who ridicule and caricature us? How can we challenge the beliefs of other communities with love and respect? Muehlhoff and Langer present a model for cultural engagement that integrates communication theory, theology, and Scripture. Now more than ever, Christians need a compelling vision of public engagement that is both shrewd and gracious.

Room: WC130
Leaders: Margaret Howton & Jennie Hensarling

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A verse-by-verse study of the beginning of The Church.

Room: B255
Leaders: Michael Harvey & Dr. Ronnie Kent

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A journey to wellness for the heart, soul, mind, and body.