Sermons
We are currently moving through the book of Genesis. Below is a link to the overview of the book, and sermons are available on our sermon page in both audio and video format with notes.
Plan and Promise (Year 1 began again January 5, 2020)
We are teaching through the entirety of the Bible in a four-year window (see link below for a detailed scope and sequence and schedule). This class is primarily taught by the pastor of discipleship, Nate Meece, along with other pastors and elders. Plan and Promise traces the storyline of God’s people from Adam to Abraham to the establishment of the nation of Israel and then culminated in the New Testament Church. This weekly study is designed to take participants through the entire Bible in four years. A devotional guide is available below and at the Information Center to help you stay in the Word and prepare you for the teaching. You are welcome to join us any time for this class, and the latest class recording is available to you for several months, as listed below the following materials:
Plan and Promise: Scope and Sequence / Year 1 Devotional
Previous Plan & Promise Recordings
Overview of Genesis through 2 Samuel
2 Samuel 13-24 Consequences: A Family in Turmoil
2 Samuel 8-12 Grace Displayed and Grace Needed
2 Samuel 1-7 Zion and the Eternal Throne
1 Samuel 22-31 Saul and David Part 2
1 Samuel 16-21 Saul and David - Part 1
1 Samuel 8-15 Roots of the Monarchy
Judges 10-16 Spiral of Apostasy - Part 2
Judges 1-9 Spiral of Apostasy - Part 1
Joshua 13-24 Living in the Land
Joshua 1-5 Moving Into the Land
Deuteronomy Overview video with Mason Storm and Nate Meece
Deuteronomy 27-34 Moses' Last Days
Deuteronomy 12-26 Moses' Speech - Part 2
Deuteronomy 1-11 Moses' Speech - Part 1
Numbers 1-10 Preparing to Enter the Land
Leviticus 17-27 Holiness and Obedience
Leviticus 8-16 The Priesthood and Responsibilities
Exodus 32-34 Covenant Broken and Renewed
Exodus 14-19 The Journey Begins
Exodus 1-10 Israel's Plight and the Call of Moses
Genesis 17:15-23:20 Isaac's Birth and Lot
Genesis 12-17 The Call and Covenant of Abraham
Genesis 4-11 The Continual Spiral of Sin
Genesis 1-3 Creation, Man, and the Fall
Introduction: The Flow of Biblical History
Electives
We are currently offering a class on Apologetics in our Sunday Morning 10:45 service time for Adults and teens, taught by David Denny. Recordings and other resources from this class can be found below:
Apologetics Week 3 - The Story of Reality from the Christian Perspective
Apologetics Week 2 - Engagement
Periodically there will be opportunities for training of newer believers in our Fundamentals Classes and other special interests from apologetics to Pastor Tony’s Evangelism Training to other topical studies. Keep your eyes open for these opportunities throughout the year. You can listen to recordings of some of our past seminars (Sunday morning or other times) by clicking on Seminars under the Resources tab.
Sunday Evening Teaching
NICENE CREED:
Lesson 4
Lesson 3
Lesson 2
Lesson 1
- Audio - History of the Nicene Creed - Nate Meece
- PowerPoint - The Nicene "Family Tree"
- Notes - Background to the the Nicene Creed
- Map of Eastern and Western Roman Empire
Fellows Program
The LifePoint Fellows program is an intensive discipleship track that exists to provide a framework aimed at equipping mature believers for ministry, both corporately and in their individual lives and families. It is a 36-week program (Sept.-May) that takes students through topics from church history to systematic theology to hermeneutics to worldview and the life of the church. It is a literature-oriented curriculum with an expected investment of 3-5 hours of reading a week followed by a 90-minute class on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:00 p.m. You can download a copy of the class overview or scope and sequence for more information. If this is something that interests you, please contact the church office or Pastor Nate directly. Space is limited and fills up quickly.
Hermeneutics
We offer a 16-18 week course on Biblical interpretation. It meets weekly and requires 3-5 hours of reading and working through Biblical texts, taking into account cultural and literary context and seeking appropriate application to today’s world. Contact Pastor Nate if you are interested. Classes are capped at 8 people and space is limited.