Core Seminars are your place to get trained and equipped for life and service, inside and outside the church.
The Basics
What: Each semester we offer a variety of seminars. These courses are geared to equip you in areas of spiritual growth, theology, and Bible study as well as specific Christian living topics like parenting and marriage.
Note: Seminars will repeat, so if you miss one this semester, it will be offered again later.
When: Core Seminars meet on Sunday mornings at 9:00am.
Duration: Seminars run anywhere from 4 weeks to 15 weeks, depending on the course content.
Children & Students: Childcare is available for birth through pre-K. There are also classes for elementary school students and middle and high school students during this time.
Spring 2026 Seminars (starting 2/1)
How Shall We Live
How Shall We Live: Christian Ethics, Hot Topics, and the Ten Commandments. In a time of intense political debate, heated public rhetoric, expansive social change, and rapid technological advances, Christians need to think clearly and carefully about how best to live to honor the Lord and His commands. This seminar will use scripture in general and the Ten Commandments in particular to consider how we should live today.
What: How Shall We Live: Christian Ethics, Hot Topics, and the Ten Commandments
When: Sundays, 9am. (First class begins February 1, 2026)
Where: Gymnatorium
Who: All are welcome!
Teachers: Derek Griz, Jim Hight, Rob Gillen, Troy Brown, Zach Conant.
Big Thoughts for Little Minds (Women’s Study)
Ladies, please join us as we discuss big topics for our young ones, such as honesty, self control, patience, and gratitude. Whether you are a mom, grandmom, hopeful mom, or teacher, we encourage you to join in on in-depth discussions on how to mentor through difficult topics and situations using scripture to edify and help our children discern the world around them.
What: Big Thoughts for Little Minds
When: Sundays, 9am. (First class begins February 1, 2026)
Where: Room A1
Who: Ladies.
Teachers: Becki Grindell, Cathy Perelman, Julie Gillen, Stephanie Hight.
Past Seminars Resources
If you missed a week, or would like to dive deeper into a topic, visit the pages below for notes, slides and recordings of past seminars: