Tribe Bible Class

The Tribe class meets Sundays at 9 am in room A2. We pause our topic every so often to gather for a breakfast fellowship time.

Current Series

Some of the Bible’s most foundational stories happen on mountains, from God planting Earth’s first garden on a mountain to Jesus’ famous Sermon on the Mount. As the biblical narrative unfolds, a literary mountain motif emerges, with characters like Abraham being tested on a mountain and prophets like Moses and Elijah receiving instruction or revelation from God while meeting with him at high altitudes. In the Bible, mountains are mentioned not merely as geographic settings but as sacred places where Heaven and Earth collide—where the divine presence joins humanity to provide instruction, direction, and hope for the day when all of Heaven and Earth are finally one. 

Join us in Tribe this spring as we use Bible Project's series on The Mountain.

Coming this Summer

The most common encounter the first Christians had with Scripture was by hearing it read or “performed.” Such was the culture in a time of vast illiteracy and little availability of written texts. In this Bible class experience, we will share in this encounter through Biblical Storytelling—reciting Scripture using the art of storytelling. Throughout the series, volunteer storytellers will “perform” a passage of their own selection and share their experience of preparing for the performance. As a class, we will discuss the passage through the lens of our experience as hearers of the text. This is a whole new way of experiencing God’s story in Scripture. For this summer series we will gather several adult Bible classes together in the Chapel.