Small Groups

Location: B 104

Leaders: Jason Kees / Jay King

Curriculum: Psalm 119

Join us as we study Psalms verse‑by‑verse each Sunday. 

Location: D106

Leader: Linda DeRush

Curriculum: The Power of A Praying Woman (October 1)
by Stormie Omartian

A 10 week study

Location: D102

Leader: Jenn Carroll

Curriculum: "As For Me" by Adrienne Camp

“As for me, I will tell about him forever; I will sing praise to the God of Jacob.”
Psalm 75:9

From songs of praise to cries of lament and everything in-between, the book of Psalms captures the wide range of emotions in life. The psalmists paint a picture of a relationship with God that is filled with delays, disappointments, surprises, and triumphs. Through it all, their words model an incredible resolve to keep their eyes on God. Instead of being swallowed up by the darkness of their emotions and circumstances, they persevered in grabbing hold of God's unfailing love and faithfulness.

In this 7-session Bible study, author and singer Adrienne Camp invites you to join her on a journey through the book of Psalms. Gain a deeper understanding of who God is and be encouraged to hold on to Him no matter what is happening around you. Let the psalms become the prayers you carry with you into every moment of every day, so that you, too, can say with confidence, “As for me, I will worship and serve the Lord no matter what.”

Location: D103

Leaders: Jeff Phillips 

Curriculum: My New Life

All new Christians are excited to start their journey of faith. Unfortunately, for many, there is little foundation from which to build. Many new believers have no experience in reading the Bible or even knowing what it’s about. Countless others have no experience in the church or even an understanding of why the church is important. With so many unknowns, the new Christian can become easily discouraged by a lack of understanding of who a Christ-follower is.

For the believer to grow, it’s necessary to have an understanding of the gospel, God’s character, prayer, and so much more. Many resources for new Christians exist, but they can be overwhelming. They attempt to cover too much information and they use words that people new to the faith have most likely never even heard. So what’s a better way to support, encourage, and teach the new Christian what this new life in Christ looks like?

In My New Life, the new Christian will be given deep truths in short and simple-to-understand chapters of daily readings for weekly study. Whether completed individually or with a mentor, this study will help a new believer grow in knowledge of God’s Word. It will provide a foundation on which daily trust in Jesus will grow for the rest of their lives.

Session Topics:

1. My New Life in Christ
2. Understanding the Gospel
3. Knowing God
4. Following Jesus
5. Connecting to God’s Family
6. Joining God on Mission

Location: A102

Leader: Mike Causey

Curriculum: Bible Studies For Life

Summer 2026 Studies

Connecting with Others Like Jesus Did (6 sessions)
See that life is meant to be lived in connection with others. Believers especially are to pursue this connection, and Jesus gave us the example to follow.

Essentials for Christian Living (7 sessions)
Study Paul’s instruction to the church in Corinth, and discover several ways we are to live out our faith in community with other believers.

Location: A102

The Books of 1 & 2 Peter

Led by: Trae Johnson

Chapter by chapter, verse by verse

Location: B103

Leader: Michael Bealer

Subject: The Gospel Project

Summer 2026 Study: The Son Has Authority
(Covering The Gospels)

Jesus entered our world with a mission to serve, yet He did so with power, resulting in a myriad of responses. Some were in awe of Him, and others worshiped Him. Some proclaimed His name to whoever would hear; others criticized Him for what seemed like blasphemy. Yet His teachings and works had authority. No one could deny that Jesus was unique, unlike any other man or prophet. He fulfilled prophecies from Scripture and could heal diseases and cast out demons. When encountering Jesus, people were left with only two choices: believe and trust in Him or reject Him. The Gospels give us proof that Jesus is the Messiah. He is the Savior of the world, and we must worship and obey Him in faith. (13 sessions)

Location: B102

Leaders: Michael LeJeune

Curriculum: MasterWorks

Summer 2026 Studies:
Weakness Is the Way by J. I. Packer (3 sessions)
Daring to Draw Near by John White (10 sessions)

Weakness Is the Way
For Christians, weakness should be a way of life. Yet most of us try desperately to be sufficient on our own, and we resent our limitations and our needs. In this study, a renowned theologian and Bible teacher reflects on his experience of weakness—having been hit by a truck at a young age and now facing the realities of aging—to teach us the importance of embracing our own frailty and to help us look to Christ for strength, affirmation, and contentment.

Daring to Draw Near
Prayers are windows into eternity. Through prayers in the Bible, we can look into the biggest issues of life and death, and the deepest longings of our own hearts. And we learn about the God to whom we pray, the one who wants to talk with us, the one who takes the initiative in our relationship with him. This study will look at ten prayers in the Bible that will take you near to the holy one of the universe, the personal God of each person in the world.