Practical discipleship.
Sunday School is a time to explore foundational truths of Scripture and grow in Biblical literacy. Students love it for the intentional times of connection, practical lesson applications, and growing closer to God.
Our discipleship rhythm
We believe in a balanced, whole-sighted teaching of the Bible in Sunday School.
In the early middle school years, we typically dive into the Old Testament and explore the various ways that it all points to God's plan for salvation and particularly the way that the narratives point to Jesus.
In the middle school years, we dive into the Gospels and Acts and learn about the ministry and life of Jesus, as well as the birth and happenings of the early church.
In high school, we delve deeper into books of the Bible that help us increase out theological understanding of the Bible and how we can live our faith out as we prepare for adulthood.
In the early middle school years, we typically dive into the Old Testament and explore the various ways that it all points to God's plan for salvation and particularly the way that the narratives point to Jesus.
In the middle school years, we dive into the Gospels and Acts and learn about the ministry and life of Jesus, as well as the birth and happenings of the early church.
In high school, we delve deeper into books of the Bible that help us increase out theological understanding of the Bible and how we can live our faith out as we prepare for adulthood.