Current Adult Community Group Schedule
Koinonia ACG (Room 10)
Finaincial Peace University (begins Aug. 9th)
Take control of your money with Financial Peace University! This 10-week class uses biblical wisdom and practical, common-sense principles to help you build a budget, eliminate debt, save for the future, and make your money work for you.
Everyone is welcome—men, women, singles, couples, young adults, and seniors. The church will provide registration and a participant workbook. Participants will also need to access the online course materials. Registration is required; please contact the church office.
Women’s ACG (Room 17)
The Ten Commandments (begins Aug. 9th)
This ACG for men seeks to provide community and spiritual formation for the men of the church.
International Coffee Hour (Room 18)
Koinonia ACG (Room 15)
Finaincial Peace University (begins Aug. 9th)
The Koinonia ACG combines in-depth study on biblical, theological, and historical topics with in-depth application. We aren’t just filling heads, but looking to how the truths we discuss impact our daily living, our interactions with our brothers and sisters in Christ, and our mission to the world.
Women’s ACG (Room 17)
Men’s ACG (Room 10)
Lord, Teach Us to Pray (begins Apr. 12)
This ACG for men seeks to provide community and spiritual formation for the men of the church. Come check out the new series.
International Coffee Hour (Room 18)
Past ACGs Online
Spring 2022: Doctrines of Grace through the Hymns of the Church (Dan Waugh) video: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, Week 5), New Testament Foundations (team taught), Keep Awake: 1 Thessalonians (Dan Waugh), Sabbath Keeping (Amy Hendershott).
Creation Care, with Dr. Ben Brabson, Professor Emeritus of Physics of Climate Change at Indiana University, and Dan Waugh. A look at biblical texts, from Genesis to Revelation, that have bearing on the topic of creation care and environmental stewardship. Dr. Brabson considers ways believers can take these principles and put them into practice into today’s world.
Video: Week One, Week Two, Week Three, Week Four.
The Lord’s Supper, with Stephen Morton. Stephen explores how different segments of the church understand the Supper and wrestles with some important questions. (Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7)
Spiritual Renewal, with Dan Waugh. Pulling from historical accounts of revivals and drawing on the wealth of Scriptural insights, accounts, and prayers we want to think, to open ourselves up for, and pray for a new work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7, Week 8
1 Timothy, with Jerry Frederick. Week One: handout, video; Week Two (handout link in video description; Week Three, no video; Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7, Week 8, Week 9
The Book of Micah, with Dan Waugh. At points, Micah’s enumerations of the people’s sins and God’s judgments are hard to read, but they prepare us to hear the good news of God’s salvation. Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7
Political Theology, with Dan Waugh: Laying the foundations of biblical teaching regarding political thought the class explores different models of political theology through the ages, with a specific eye to how these models could be helpful, or not, in our modern, pluralistic culture. Week 1 (Intro), Week 2 (Early Church), Week 3 (Medieval Church), Week 4 (Augustine & Aquinas), Week 5 (Anabaptist & Theonomists, Oh My!), Week 6 (Calvin’s Two Kingdoms), Week 7 (Application of Two Kingdom Approach).
The Historicity of Exodus, with Steven Lulich: This ACG pulls together evidence from archaeology, ancient literature, and the Bible itself. Week One, Week Two, Week Three, Week Four, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7 (manuscript, no video available)