Adult Bible Study Classes
Our adult Bible study classes are open to anyone who is interested in experiencing the life lessons and spiritual gifts that come from learning about the word of God as found in scriptures and who would like to share this experience with others in a supportive, non-critical environment.
Current Study Programs

We have two groups that meet at the church.
Past Study Programs
The Prodigal Son was a six-session small group Bible study for the Summer 2013. Pastor and bestselling author Timothy Keller uses one of Jesus’ best-loved parables — the Prodigal Son — to illustrate the depth of God’s love and how his grace extends into some much unexpected places.
The Story was an event for the entire church from September 2012 to June 2013. The Story tells that God goes to great lengths to rescue lost and hurting people. The Story is all about: the story of the Bible, God’s great love affair with humanity. Condensed into 31 accessible chapters, The Story sweeps you into the unfolding progression of Bible characters and events from Genesis to Revelation.
Disciple Bible Study is one of the more exciting and inspirational opportunities in the United Methodist Church today. It is an in-depth and formal study of Scripture which is designed to develop strong Christian leaders through regular committed study of the Bible.
Christian Believer aims at addressing the uncertainty about the substance of the Christian faith and the connection between believing and living. The goal of Christian Believer is to make available to people the substance of the Christian faith that the church has confessed as a way of connecting to God and living faithfully. This thirty-week study of the classical doctrines of the Christian faith aims at presenting, explaining, and interpreting Christian doctrine as the basic teaching of the church – to the end that informed believing leads to committed discipleship.
Short Term Disciple Bible
These 8 week studies build on the success of Disciple, incorporating the accountability in a small group setting, and a call to more faithful discipleship.
Invitation to the New Testament
Using Matthew’s Gospel as a starting point, this study examines how the New Testament writers and the early Christian community wrestled with the implications of the story of Jesus for their lives and their communities. Participants are invited to study afresh this story of Jesus to learn more about what it means to be the community of Jesus’ followers today
Invitation to the Old Testament
This study approaches the Hebrew Scriptures by inviting participants to hear the story of God and God’s calling of the people of Israel through the many “voices” of the biblical text. Narrative, poem, history, and prophetic utterance all have their own distinctive characteristics and purpose, arising out of a particular historical, social, and cultural setting. To understand fully the story of God’s covenantal relationship with Israel calls for listening to these various ways the story is told throughout the Old Testament.
When God’s People Pray
In this study Jim Cymbala, pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle, shows us truths about prayer that God has used to turn his own church from a tiny, struggling inner-city congregation into a vital, thriving community of believers who pray with passion, focus, and faith. Prayer can change lives and circumstances like nothing else can. What are the keys that unlock its power, that turn prayer from a mere activity into a vital link with God and all his resources?