5:45 – 6:45 pm  |  Selah Prayer Gathering  |  Janet Karr
Large Conference Room   Join us as we gather to pray for our church, our community, and others around the world. Those seeking to be prayed over by the prayer team can come to the prayer room at any time during the prayer gathering. 

6:00 – 7:30 pm  |   GROW 101  |  Coed Study  |  David Booth, Discipleship Pastor
Room 270  |  This study is perfect for men or women who are unsure about, or just beginning to build, a solid biblical foundation for living out their life in Christ. Participants will gain understanding on the dynamics of the Christian life using a balanced approach that addresses what God wants every believer to know, and what He wants every believer to experience personally.

6:00 – 7:30 pm  |  A Theology-formed Lifestyle  |  Coed Study  |  David Gusewelle, Senior Adult Pastor & Paul Kullman
Room 275B  |  Using Paul Tripp’s Do You Believe? as a primary source, this group will develop a biblical systematic theology, and most importantly, learn how right theology (orthodoxy) is the foundation for right living in practical ways (orthopraxy). Cost for the semester is $10 (per book). 

Room 273 (Breakouts in 272, 274)  |  A discipleship-based enrichment for every marriage—the healthy, the struggling, and the broken—to re-engage a Christ-centered marriage. This ministry gives married couples a safe place to move toward oneness through small groups, teaching, and stories of hope. Cost for the semester is $40 per couple.

6:00 – 7:30 pm  |  Who is Jesus Anyway?  |  Tom Mangum
Room 136A  |  As believers, we can become complacent in our spiritual journey. We need to periodically revisit who Jesus is and renew ourselves before Him. This study will also give focus to discerning truth claims we absorb around us against the authoritative truth of God’s Word. 

6:00 – 7:30 pm  |  Letter to the Ephesians  |  Coed Study  |  Doug Ralston
Room 136B  |  Feeling discouraged, the believers in Ephesus needed reassurance of God’s grace, love, and the blessings they had received through Christ. In this letter, Paul offers encouragement by combining deep theological insights about their place in God’s eternal plan, their identity as new creations in Christ, and for unity of the Spirit within the Church. Paul provides wisdom for navigating the complexities of  daily living, guidance for households, instructions for proper Christian conduct, and using the armor of God. 

6:00 – 7:30 pm  |  Attributes of God  | Women’s Study  | Renée Brady, Women’s Pastor  |  January 14-March 4
Room 271  |  What is God like? In this study, we will look at the attributes of God expressed in the Bible and through the life of Jesus. The more we understand God’s nature and posture towards us, the easier it is to trust, follow and obey Him.

6:00 – 7:30 pm  |  33: The Series  |  Men’s Study  |  Mike Ballard
Room 275A  |  33 The Series is a multi-volume series that is part of the Authentic Manhood movement. There are so many voices out there defining what it means to be a man. This series will help men navigate through cultural confusion to discover God’s design for Authentic Manhood, helping every man come to grips with the defining moments and key relationships that have shaped his unique story. 

6:00 – 7:30 PM |  Together: Community That Marked the Acts 2 Church  |  Single’s Study  |  January 14-March 4

Room Loft AB  |  “Together” is a six-session Bible study that takes a fresh look at the joy-filled, deeply connected community we see in Acts 2. Ben Mandrell invites us to explore what made the early church so vibrant; people who showed up for each other, shared life, and lived out their faith side-by-side. Join us as Gary and Trisha Peil guide us to become the more deeply connected, generous, and unified community as Christ intended.

6:00 – 7:30 PM |  No Other Gods: The Unrivaled Pursuit of Christ  |  Single’s Study  |  March 18 – May 13
Room Loft AB  |  This Bible study helps you identify what competes for your heart’s attention and refocus on Jesus as the ultimate priority. With thought-provoking questions and practical insights for Singles, this study invites you to dive deeper into your relationship with Christ.

6:00-7:30pm  | “Little Habits, Big Faith” Book Club  |  Parenting Study  |  January 21 – March 4

Room Bear Den in Preschool Hallway  |  Think you’re too busy, tired, overworked, or overwhelmed to disciple your kids? Think again. In this encouraging and practical book, author Christie Thomas shows how small, sustainable, life-giving daily habits can spark faith, curiosity, and connection in your home. Through simple steps—much like the slow, steady growth of a mighty oak—you can disciple your children in meaningful ways that fit real life. Join us as we explore this refreshing approach to faith-filled parenting and discover how attainable, joyful, and impactful discipleship can truly be. The target audience for this book is parents of infants-young elementary age kids.