Chapel Class

A Sunday morning Bible class featuring an informative biblical presentation as well as whole class and small group discussion and life application.

Current Series

The hope of peace is fundamental to the heart of humankind throughout all of time. Our own time has not escaped this hope. However, the questions loom, “Where will peace come from?”, “What will it look like?”, “Who will experience it?” and “Who will bring it?”.

This three-week study of Advent (Year A) lectionary passages from Isaiah will give us a glimpse of the prophet’s vision and proclamation of peace given to him by God. The prophet’s vision includes lives transformed by God’s instruction, knowledge of God and God’s redemption.

These passages from Isaiah (2:1-5; 11:1-10; 35:1-10) have double meaning for us as Christians. They are part of the prophecy of the coming a new kingdom ushered in by the birth of Jesus Christ. Isaiah lived in a time before Jesus and spoke of things he did not experience. We live in between the first coming and second coming of Jesus. It is a time of already and not yet. We experience God’s kingdom as it has already come at the same time, we wait for what has not yet come. God’s peace is available to us today, but we will experience it in a much great way in a time that still is to come.

Starting January 4

Jesus in the Gospel of John: Identity, Mission, and Power

The Gospel of John, sometimes called the “Maverick Gospel,” offers a distinct portrayal of Jesus' identity, his mission, and his life-giving power. In this series we will unpack John’s unique narrative and theological depth, explore key themes and crucial dialogues, and outline John’s distinctive portrayal of Jesus and his mission. In this video series from Seminary Now, Dr. Marianne Meye Thompson, author, theologian, and professor, will be our guide as she helps us discover Jesus’ identity, the meaning of his “I Am” saying, and the significance of his “sign” as manifestations of divine glory and power.