Fall Dates: Tuesday, September 10 until December 17, 6:30-8:30pm.
Registration cost: $10 for the semester.
The Gospel According to Jesus
What defines authentic faith? How does our commitment to obey Jesus as Lord transform our ability to faithfully and effectively communicate what it means to follow Christ? Together we will read “The Gospel according to Jesus” by John Macarthur. By closely examining Jesus’ public ministry and His interactions with those seeking truth, we uncover a gospel message that empowers us to reflect Jesus’ love and truth in all we do and say.
Resource required: Your Bible. The book “The Gospel According to Jesus“ by John Macarthur is required for the study. (available through Amazon, Indigo, or most Christian bookstores).
Facilitators: Barb Link
Jonah – A Story of God’s Mercy
The book of Jonah is more than a cute story for kids about “Jonah and the whale”. We need to let go of our preconceived ideas about Jonah and re-learn what the story is about. Together, we will look below the surface and dive deeper into the story to see what the book of Jonah is teaching us about the character and intentions of God.
Resource required: Your Bible. Handouts will be provided.
Facilitators: Deb Donnelly
Daniel – a Man of Character
The Book of Daniel, intertwines historical narratives with apocalyptic visions. It chronicles the experiences of Daniel, who remains faithful to his God amidst trials. The book recounts Daniel’s interpretations of dreams and visions that predict the rise and fall of empires, culminating in prophecies about God's eternal kingdom. Our study of Daniel underscores the theme of God's ultimate sovereignty and the promise of deliverance for those who remain faithful.
Resource required: Your Bible. Handouts will be provided.
Facilitators: Pierrette Morin
Songs that Answer Questions
Songs about our Christian faith can deepen our connection with God, serving as a means by which He communicates with us through the Holy Spirit. Many songwriters draw inspiration directly from Scripture, weaving its truths into their lyrics. Together we’ll explore a selection of songs—both classic and contemporary, some chosen by me and others by you—and delve into the Scriptures that inspired them to discern the voice of God.
Resource required: Your Bible. Access to music through Youtube, Spotify, or another streaming service.
Facilitators: Regena Sabatier