Led by Pastor John Cook
Many people have heard about Job and his trials, but not many people understand what those trials were all about and what God was trying to accomplish through them. Neither did Job, at least not at first. But as Job asked hard questions of himself, his friends, and his God, he gained new insights on suffering, patience, and endurance. And he learned a valuable lesson about how powerful – and caring – the Lord really is. Whether you have suffered, are suffering now, or are helping a loved one cope with suffering, this study is designed to help us learn patience and trust in our trials.
Room: Chapel
Session: February 3 – April 28 (12-weeks no class April 7)

Led by Wayne Ham
We fear being sued, finishing last, going broke, a mole on your back, and the sound of the clock as it ticks us closer to the grave. It feels dreadful and sometimes keeps us from living the life we want to lead. Max Lucado says in his book Fearless that “faith, not fear should be the default reaction to threats.” According to Jesus, that is possible. This group will discuss meeting fear without fear. Limited to 20 participants.
Room: B1044
Session: February 3 - March 10 (6-weeks no class April 7)
Cost: $15 book available in the church library

Led by Bob Ginn
This is an expository Bible study, which will attempt to draw truths and principles out of the Book of Revelation regarding the predictions concerning Christ’s coming back. Bob Ginn will use exegetical methods of Bible study to investigate the wording of the Scripture considering relationship to background and situations surrounding the text in order to develop personal meaning as to our responsibilities regarding Christ’s return. The only resource required is the Bible. This is the second part of Bob Ginn’s study on Revelation.
Room: B1045
Session: February 3 - April 28 (12-weeks no class April 7)

Led by Jane Smith
This class will read and discuss Patsy Clairmont’s book I Second That Emotion: Untangling Our Zany Feelings. The study will help you get in touch with the ways you’re affected by emotions and help you make a plan to let God work in areas that need improvement. Patsy writes, “We women are wonderfully made, but, boy, we sure are emotionally intricate. I Second That Emotion... shows how you can deal with a turbulent emotional life. Don't allow life to push your buttons until you have an emotional meltdown. Instead, let God help you get untangled." This class will discuss a different chapter each week: Nervous Nellie, Ire Fire, Chunky Monkey, etc.
Room: Parlor
Session: February 3 - April 28 (12-weeks no class April 7)
Cost: $10 (for book)

Led by Jerry and Janet Powell
Join the Powells for an informational discussion time about Christian marriage. The Powell’s class information will be drawn from CPREP (Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program specifically for Christians). PREP is one of the most well respected divorce-prevention/marriage enhancing programs in the world. It is a skills and principles-building curriculum designed to help partners say what they need to say, get to the heart of problems, and increase their connection with each other.
Session: February 3 - April 28 (12-weeks no class April 7)
Room: B1050