When: Monday mornings at 10:00 AM starting August 18
Where: Off-campus, home in Toney
What: “Choices – Book 1” by LeAnn Newsom
Description: Did you know that the average adult makes between 33,000 and 35,000 decisions each day? With around 2,000 choices per hour of wakefulness, it’s clear that decision-making is a huge part of our lives. Our choices, influenced by our beliefs and values, lead to various consequences, both good and bad. This makes it crucial to use our time wisely and make thoughtful decisions.
We weren’t meant to just survive or get by. Instead, we’re called to make choices that have an eternal impact. To do this, we need to slow down and choose with purpose, focusing on long-term goals rather than immediate gratification. This means moving away from distractions and finding a clearer path that aligns with our true purpose.
Join us as we delve into Biblical history to understand how past choices have shaped our lives today. You might find that your daily decisions hold more significance than you ever imagined.
When: Tuesday evenings at 6:00 PM starting August 19
Where: Room 235 (River Street), Flint River Campus
What: “Live Like Jesus” by LeAnn Newsom
Description: Jesus … Name above all … Most magnificent, sought after, influential, shaker of all times. The most important person to ever set foot on this earth and perfect, without any blemish. He was never in a rush, never too busy, never too important, never pretentious, and never arrogant. Prideful, self-absorbed, or self-reliant were not part of his behavior patterns. By all standards of living, Jesus lived simply. He loved God well and loved others unconditionally.
Jesus was always present and always about His Father’s business. He came to give us an example to follow and to make a way for salvation, and to accomplish for us what we could not … redemption.
Join us as we investigate the life, behaviors, characteristics, and decisions of Jesus, the important historical figure there ever was, has been, or will ever be. An extraordinary life full of abundance and purpose, yet lived in the day-to-day ordinary. Let’s see what we can uncover about the behaviors that lead us to a life of abundance, contentment, and simplicity.
When: Monday evenings at 6:00 PM starting September 22
Where: Off-campus, home in Toney
What: “Believer’s Guide for Reading, Receiving, and Responding to God’s Word” by Jennifer Turbeville
Description: Don’t just read the Bible—encounter the living God through it!
Join us for a transformative 10-week Bible study designed for believers of all ages and stages. Whether you’re new to studying Scripture or looking to deepen your understanding, this study will equip you with tools to confidently and independently explore God’s Word. Together, we’ll walk through a practical and engaging guide that will challenge you to move beyond simply reading the Bible to fully receiving its truth and actively responding to it in your daily life.
Each gathering includes a light meal and a complimentary workbook to guide your study and reflection. Come hungry for more than food—come ready to be filled with the richness of God’s Word.
When: Tuesday mornings at 9:00 AM starting September 23
Where: Room 235 (River Street), Flint River Campus
What: “Living a Fruitful Life“
Join us for a fun and interactive class where we will learn about love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Deepen your understanding of God’s character and cultivate a more fulfilling life as you discover the joy of the Fruit of the Spirit in our fall ladies class, “Living a Fruitful Life.”
This class will help you understand and apply these powerful virtues in your life. Every session will offer you an opportunity to give back to our community through different service projects each week. Come grow in the spirit with us!