Commitment to action is the foundation of finding truth, according to John 8:31-32. By thinking about the dynamics between Invitation and Challenge we can lead people to greater commitment to following Christ. Their actions will build their confidence by proving that God knows what He is talking about. They will begin to see the truth, and they will begin to find true freedom in Christ. This class explains all these concepts and gives a practical guide for how to help others.

The Lord's Supper has been practiced by faithful Christians since Jesus established the church in 33 A.D. Learn more about how this is not a meaningless ritual and why it has been so important to the faith of Christians throughout the ages.

The story of a man born blind in John 9. Learn how Jesus not only opened his eyes but led him into a deeper faith. This class will guide you through the man’s growth—from physical healing to boldly defending Jesus as he is drawn closer to God. This class is designed to help anyone learn to lead others to a better walk with Jesus.

Singing is an important part of Christian culture. Why was it adopted? What is its purpose? How do we know if we are doing it to be pleasing to God or is it all about our entertainment? This lesson will answer these questions and many more.

               Many people have a difficult time understanding what "spiritual" means. This class identifies four important characteristics of spirituality, contrasting it with the lower, seen, sensual, and temporary nature of the flesh.

When we understand what spiritual growth is and how it happens, we find it much easier to find people we can help bring closer to Christ. Helping people solve real--world problems will help them build confidence in God's word, and growing ourselves will help put us in the right places to be able to find them.

God designed unity in the church to be an action instead of just a situation. He created unity by redeeming us and putting us into the same body (the church), but we are expected to maintain it. Recognizing our gifts and committing to work in them is the key to maintaining the unity God expects.