Sunday Morning Bible Classes
- Adult Class: “Encouragement from Hebrews”
In the 1st century some Christians were drifting away from Jesus. They were doing so because they had become DISCOURAGED. Therefore, God inspired the writing of Hebrews as a word of encouragement. It was written to help followers of Jesus to “hold fast” by remind them that Christianity is “better” than any other way of life. In fact, “better” is one of the book’s key words. Discouraged? Maybe you can relate! This book of the Bible has a very special message for you that will help you remain rooted and built up and established in the faith. Led by Mark Little, Pulpit Minister. - Youth Classes: Various classes by age group available; Children’s Bible Hour meets during the summer months (June through August).
Upcoming
Sunday Morning Sermon Series
- “The Dash: Living a Life Worth Remembering” led by Mark Little, Pulpit Minister
Sunday Evening Sermon Series
Wednesday Night Class
- Wednesday Night Summer Series 2026
- June 3 – Brandon Pressnell (Madison Church of Christ) – “Failure to do Good”
- June 10 – Steve Smith (Beltline Church of Christ) – “Acting Like the Church God Always Wanted”
- June 17 – Phillip Goad (Heritage Christian University) – “We Wear His Name”
- June 24 – Steve Carlton (Farley Church of Christ) – “Mission Impossible”
- July 1 – Zach Roberson (Farley Church of Christ) – “The Greatest of These is Love”
- July 8 – Reed Swindle (Decatur Church of Christ) – TBA
- July 15 – Larry Little – “Paul’s Example of Conversion”
- July 22 – Erick Chaney (Priceville Church of Christ) – “A Text Message from God”
- July 29 – TBD
- August 5 – Rusty Hills (Chase Park Church of Christ) – “Exploring the Will of God”
- August 12 – Barry Binion (Heritage Christian University) – “More Than Sunday”
- August 19 – Steve Hale (Howell Hill Church of Christ) – “A Word Fitly Spoken”
- August 26 – Tom Larkin (Union Church of Christ) – “One Thing Every Christian Can Do”
- Youth Classes: Various classes by age group available
Upcoming
- Adult Class: “Proverbs: The Way of Wisdom”
Knowledge is so important in our world and in our society. Concerns for a good education are natural and justified. The question is: is worldly knowledge the most important knowledge? Our Nation has the highest percentage of educated citizens of any prior generation, yet violence, dishonesty, sexual- ly immorality and broken homes are the norm. What’s the answer? The book of Proverbs provides the answer. Instruction is given about how to live life in the best way (God’s way). Everyone will be provided with a notebook and an outline that goes with each lesson. We will also have finger foods (bring whatever you want) & there will be card signing. Come join the fun & fellowship! This is a continuation of the class from the winter and spring. Led by Mark Little, Pulpit Minister.