Pa's Kitchen & Community Wednesdays

Why Small Groups?

The goal of small groups is to create a place where Spirit-driven, life-giving experiences can flourish. It is in small groups that people can get close enough to know each other, to care and share, to challenge and support, to confide and confess, to forgive and be forgiven, to laugh and weep together, to be accountable to each other, to watch over each other and to grow together. Personal growth does not happen in isolation. It is the result of interactive relationships. Small groups are God's gift to foster changes in character and spiritual growth. 

 Wednesday Small Groups (6-7pm) (Community Wednesdays are now over. Check back in the fall for info on NEW classes!)

• DRIVE-THRU HISTORY: THE GOSPELS
  Go on an exciting adventure as you hear the story of Jesus from the locations recorded in Gospels. Travel to over 50 ancient sites and uncover evidence for the truth of scripture. Led by Pastor Chris. Meets in the Library.
• SPIRITUAL WARFARE
  Discussion will rely on various resources: David Jeremiah, John Hagee, Jonathan Chan, and personal observationsand experiences. Led by Pastor Bob Dart. Meets in the Conference Room.
• FINANCIAL PEACE UNIVERSITY
  Change your life with Financial Peace University! Say bye to debt with this proven plan. Make your money work for you! Learn how to budget, pay off debt, invest, and more. Learn how to spend wisely and plan for your future. Led by Barry Sanborn. Cost is $79.99 per individual/couple. Link to register: www.fpu.com/ACFC06. This class meeting from 6:00-7:30pm. Scholarships are available. Meets in Room 104.
• ASPEN ROOTS YOUNG ADULT BIBLE STUDY (ages 18-25)
  Above ground, aspens grow as individual trees, but below ground they are enlivened by one interconnected set of roots. Young adults will develop those roots among other members of God’s family in this class. Be part of a “community” and have the oppurtunity to learn from each other as you apply the gospel to your life. Led by Cadi Clark. Meets in Room 106. 
• THE UNLIKELY TAKE OF CHRISTIANITY
  What happened to Jesus’ friends after He left? Being Christian in a Roman World. How did Europeans get the Bible? How did Christianity spread so far so fast? Led by Ryan Barks. Meets in Room 108.
• THE BIBLE IN OUR LIVES: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES WITH A BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE
  The Bible was written thousands of years ago. Is it still relevant to your day-to-day life? You might be surprised how immediately applicable its spiritual principles can be. All it takes is a little study and reflection. Led by Ben Leavens. Meets in Room 110.
• MEN'S DISCIPLESHIP
  Men’s Discipleship is where men grow in the word of God and do life together so they can become more like Jesus. It’s all about community, honoring God, and modeling God’s love for the whole body of Christ. Led by Steve Walkenshaw. Meets in Room 119.
• WOMEN'S STUDY: JEREMIAH-DARING TO HOPE IN AN UNSTABLE WORLD
  In this women’s class, you will learn how to surrender to God’s will and rest your hope in Him alone. You will find God calling out to His people with a message of hope in this study. Led by Scherryl Boothe and Dianna Thompson. Meets downstairs in room L-15
• LIFE IS BEST
  Lives are at stake. Souls hand in the balance. Some Christians are engaged in battle, most are not. Life is Best willthoroughly equip you to be a pro-life apologist and join the fight for lives and souls. Led by Pastor Ty Walkenshaw. Meets in the main Foyer. 

  

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Check back in the fall for info on the new session!