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LOCATION: AUDITORIUM

Parenting in today’s world can feel like navigating uncharted waters. With constant shifts in culture, conflicting philosophies, and countless voices competing for our children’s hearts and minds, how can we stay anchored in the truth of God’s Word? How do we raise children who are strong in faith, resilient in character, and prepared to face the challenges of life? In this class on Christian parenting, we’ll dive into what the Bible teaches about shaping our children through discipline and love (Prov 13:24; Eph 6:4), the role of intentional time and meaningful conversations (Deut 6:6-7), and how to guide their hearts toward purity and godliness in a culture filled with distractions (Phil 4:8; 1 Thess 4:3-5). We’ll explore practical ways to help our children understand their identity in Christ (Ps 139:14; 2 Cor 5:17) and cultivate character that reflects the fruit of the Spirit (Gal 5:22-23). We’ll also discuss how to wisely navigate the challenges of technology and cultural influences (Rom 12:1) while preparing them to leave home as disciples of Jesus, equipped to live for His glory (Prov 22:6; Matt 28:19-20).

LOCATION: CAFÉ

Have you ever wondered about your role in the Great Commission? Have you ever thought about your part in missions? In this class we’ll learn about what it means to be a global Christian. It's someone who shares God’s heart for the nations and seeks to live intentionally for the spread of the gospel to the ends of the earth. Join us as we explore six aspects of global Christianity and encourage each person to find their place in God’s work around the world. We will look at what it means to be a neighbor, welcomer, intercessor, sender, goer, and mobilizer. Each role is integral in the outworking of God’s plan. So learn with us in the weeks ahead and participate in what God is doing for the sake of his name among neighbors and nations.

LOCATION: FELLOWSHIP HALL

"The boy that drives the plough will one day know more of the Scriptures than the Pope does." As a pioneer in the English translation of the Bible, this was William Tyndale's dream. Because of Christian translation efforts like his, we have now inherited the Bible in our own native language. But the question becomes this: How does the ploughboy with a Bible now understand it? How do regular Christians acquire the tools needed to faithfully and joyfully understand the New Testament? This Gospel Growth is aimed at answering that question by helping all of us gain the right equipment and find a renewed enjoyment in studying God's revelation in the New Testament.