9:15 Classes
Gospel of John
John's Gospel was written to inspire faith in Jesus Christ as the Son of God. Do you want to know Jesus, to believe in Him and see your faith grow? This class will study God's Word in order that we might have our faith expanded and our love for our Lord grow as we get to know Him better through this unique Gospel account.
Frank Rouland — Room 121B (L—Room)

Married Couples Fellowship
Come study the sermon text before you hear it from the pulpit this summer! Take the time to pre-study the sermon texts in an open, inviting, and informational manner. Learn more deeply the meaning and import of each of the Scripture passages, and be more encouraged by listening to the insights other members of your Sunday School have to offer about the meaning and implications of each of the passages of Scripture. Together we will examine the highlights of the text, place the text within an historical perspective, outline the theology and doctrines provided in this rich book, and explore the implications for our living a life that is consistent with what we know to be true.
Peter Polk — 121A (L—Room)

Newly Married/Young Couples' Class
The 10 Commandments
In this class we will look at what God requires of us as those who reflect His image.  We will take a broad look throughout the Scriptures to best understand God’s will for our lives as it is summarized in the Ten Commandments. (This class does not start until 9:30)
Brent Beaumont- 150 (Parlor)

Acts
Acts takes us on a journey through the early church. How did it start? How was it organized? Who were the first leaders? What did the church look like and what were some of its problems? These are just a few of the questions we will answer as we walk through this history of the church together.
Jim Ferguson — Room 129 (Board Room)

11:00 Classes
Pastor’s Class
What does is mean to be “Reformed”?
This is an important question for us to ask, and it is one that receives a wide range of answers.  We will take a look at the “Sola’s” of the Reformation (Scripture Alone, Faith Alone, Grace Alone, Christ Alone, and the Glory of God Alone) and examine them through the lens of Scripture to gain a better understanding of what we believe and why we believe it.
Dan Smith,  Tom Wenger, & Steve Light - L Room

College and Career
Who Is God?
Who we worship and what He has done are perhaps the most important things for a Christian to understand.  We will look at how God has revealed Himself to us and how we should respond to Him in the midst of a culture that opposes belief in a transcendent yet personal God.  (This class does not start until 11:15)
Tom Wenger & Steve Light - Chapel

Contemporary Christian Issues
How practically do the Scriptures relate to our everyday lives and our society? we will look at current issues using Time, Newsweek and other publications to set the stage and then study the Scriptures to see how we should be responding and addressing our culture.
Ace & Lynn Sarich & Bob Topp— Room 304 (Annex)