Current Semester:
Spring 2026
(11 Weeks)
Begins the week of April 26th
End the week of July 5th
What is a Christian? (6 Weeks)
Ask any group what it means to be a Christian, and we will hear different answers. But what unifies us? What are the basic characteristics of our faith that every Christian affirms? In this six-session series, Francis Chan will lead us in an exploration of key concepts common to all Christians through the centuries. No matter what divides us, we are united by these truths about the God we worship and our relationship with him.
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Every Thought Captive (5 Weeks)
Are your thoughts leading you toward transformation or conformity? Are they building you up or tearing you down? Are they drawing you closer to God or pulling you away? In Every Thought Captive, you will explore a topic crucial for your spiritual growth: the battle for your mind. In Romans 12:2, we read these words: “Do not be conformed to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Just like molten glass, our lives are constantly being shaped and molded by the thoughts we think. Join pastor and bestselling author Kyle Idleman for a five-session journey where you will learn to actively and intentionally challenge your thoughts. This isn’t a study on the power of positive thinking—or how you have the power to change your life—but about learning how God made your brain. He will transform your life as you learn to take every thought captive and submit it to the truth of his Word.
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The Meaning of Marriage (6 Weeks)
This study, based on Tim Keller’s best selling book, is for anyone from singles, to dating couples, to those already married to help us all understand just how important marriage is, and also just how many lies we have been fed about it by our culture. Covering the topics of service, covenant, roles, singleness, sex, and hope, this series aims to help Christians think deeply about the most important relationship in their life besides their relationship with God.
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The Gospel of Luke | Pt. 1 (11 Weeks)
Who is Jesus of Nazareth, and what does he ask of us? For help answering these questions, we can turn to Luke’s orderly account of Jesus’s life and ministry—the Gospel of Luke. In this eleven-session series, pastor and author J.D. Greear will walk through the first half of Luke’s Gospel, highlighting who Jesus is, what he did, and how the people around him responded. Luke shows us that Jesus is the savior who came to seek and save people in need, including us—and we must decide how to respond when he lovingly moves toward us.
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The Service Practice (4 Weeks)
Love is the hallmark of Jesus’ followers, but what does it look like? In the Way of Jesus, it means offering hidden acts of service to those right in front of us, allowing ourselves to be interrupted by unexpected needs, and overlapping our lives with those on the margins.
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The Book of Hebrews (8 Weeks)
The book of Hebrews was written to people in crisis. They were persecuted, tempted by the rampant sin around them, and doubting their faith in Jesus. It was not so different than what many of us go through today. Join Dr. Derwin Gray in this eight-session series as he walks through Hebrews, teaching us how to live for Jesus in every season of life. Hebrews shows us that Jesus is better than anything the world can offer. We simply need to answer, “Am I willing to trust him above everything else?”
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Colossians & Philemon (5 Weeks)
The books of Colossians & Philemon are two short letters by the Apostle Paul near the end of the New Testament, but don’t let the length of them fool you. In both of these letters, Paul teaches about everything from the true nature of Jesus and his preeminence, to how we live out our faith in our homes, to God’s countercultural view of human-made social status. In this 5 week study, you will dive into these topics through the form of a traditional Bible study, so make sure your group brings their Bibles!
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The Book of Jonah (4 Weeks)
The book of Jonah is a short, but very deep exploration into the main events of the Old Testament prophet from the Northern Kingdom of Israel. For many who grew up in church, this book conjures up images of Bible cartoons with vegetables, Sunday school felt boards, and a very large fish. But once you cut through the familiar, you find a book that is very much adult, raw, and offers us the difficult challenge of wrestling with what it means for God to love our enemies as much as he loves us.
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The Letter to Galatia (6 Weeks)
In this letter that Paul addresses to churches all throughout the region of Galatia, Paul warns and reminds us to not reintroduce the chains to our lives that Jesus came to free us from. Through exploring the importance of understand and remembering the truths laid out in the gospel message, the culture barrier breaking power of that gospel, and our relationship to the law that God had given in the past, we understand more clearly our freedom in Christ and what it is that Jesus is calling us to do as his disciples.
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