Care for the Caregiver

Rev. Rochelle Bruhn

1:00 – 3 p.m.

If you are caring for a loved one with an extended illness or with a medical condition that requires on-going care, please join us. Together we will lean into our faith and our Scriptures as we encourage and support one another in the work to which God has called us. Together we can grow stronger in this challenging season of our lives. (Thessalonians 5:11). Because caring for an ailing loved one demands flexibility, attend when you can and leave when necessary. The door is open.

Numbers

Pastor Junior McGarrahan

3:30 – 5 p.m.

Where is God when we grumble? Where is God when we think He doesn’t know what He is doing? Where is God in the wilderness of our lives? In this brief look at the book of Numbers we will see how God is with us in all those situations and more. Join us as we reflect on stories of rebellion and hope from the book you seldom read. We will see the truth of 2 Timothy 2:13, “Though we are faithless, he remains faithful…”

Healing Past Traumas that Affect Relationships with Self, Others and God

Christie Lee

3:30 – 5 p.m.

Traumas and day-to-day stressors can create survival patterns that inhibit healthy relationships with self, others and God. Goals of this workshop include discovering how to identify the traumas that led to patterns that have interfered with healthy relationships, learning new ways to break free of the old, outdated patterns.

God is in Charge!

Pastor Pat Hartsock

3:30 – 5 p.m.

Life is busy and full, but let’s tap into the Biblical Truth that our God never changes. He is immutable. It’s a wonderful completely descriptive word of His unchangeable being. These truths are indeed relevant, applicable, powerful, and transformative in our everyday lives.
Join this dynamic study and deepen your understanding of how consistently, powerfully, and purposefully God’s immutability applies to our everyday personal lives as Christians.

Learning to Pray as Jesus Prayed: A Look at the Psalms as a Guide on How to Pray

Jeff McCrory

3:30 – 5 p.m.

The shape of the Psalms is the Holy Spirit’s guide to shape human life. Jesus shaped His life based upon the Psalms. God shapes us as we pray Psalms. This class will help you to pray from understanding the shape and intention of the Book of Psalms.

The Marriage Course

Pastor Greg Hartnett

Whether you’ve been married six months or 40 years, whether you’re in a good place or struggling, The Marriage Course offers practical support to strengthen your relationship. The course helps couples to:

• Communicate more effectively
• Understand each other’s needs
• Resolve conflict
• Recognize how upbringing affects your relationship
• Develop greater sexual intimacy
• And much, much more...

Cost is $30 per couple.

Turning Points

Brad Hale

This course will explore some key turning points in church history. We will not only consider what happened, why it happened, and the implications, but we will also think about how this history can help us to deepen our walk with Christ and form us as Christians.

Numbers

Pastor Junior McGarrahan

Where is God when we grumble? Where is God when we think He doesn’t know what He is doing? Where is God in the wilderness of our lives? In this brief look at the book of Numbers we will see how God is with us in all those situations and more. Join us as we refl ect on stories of rebellion and hope from the book you seldom read. We will see the truth of 2 Timothy 2:13, “Though we are faithless, he remains faithful…”

Empowering Independence: Helping Your Child(ren) Build Strong Executive Functioning Skills

Meg Bunka and Alyssa Dillard

Join executive function coaches for some practical tools to equip you to raise kids who require less nagging and instruction to accomplish daily tasks. The class will cover topics such as organization, emotional regulation, teaching techniques for chores, homework time, routines, item tracking and working memory.

Begins February 5

Miracles of Jesus

Suzanne Gradin

Miracles of Jesus explores all four Gospels with teaching from Jennie Allen, Bianca Juárez Olthoff, Jada Edwards, and Sadie Robertson. Discover the ways Jesus healed, provided for, calmed, and resurrected the people he encountered. This seven-session study is about believing in the power of God who can accomplish anything. There’s nothing too big or too small for us to bring to him.
When we take time to learn about the overflowing kindness Jesus demonstrated to all kinds of people through miracles during his time on earth, we realize that he is radically generous, compassionate, and honoring toward all people. As you watch teaching from the places in Israel where Jesus performed miracles and dig into God’s Word, you will end the study in awe of the Messiah who relentlessly seeks, saves, and restores us.

Nursery

5:45 to 8:15 p.m.

Infants through kindergarteners enjoy our fun and safe Nursery rooms with loving caregivers.
No registration needed.

GTW Kids

6:15 to 8 p.m. 3rd floor Gym

1st through 5th graders to focus on deepening their faith and relationship with God in a small group and discipleship-focused program.

Youth Group

6 - 8 p.m.

6th-12th graders meet at the Weber Street Center for At the Table, an intentional time where the youth gather for dinner, fellowship, and Bible study.
No registration needed.