Equipping Groups
In Ephesians 4:12, Paul encourages pastors to equip Christians so that they can do the work of the ministry. In other words, he wants believers prepared to live in this world as faithful disciples of Christ. The purpose of Equipping Groups is to work toward this goal, and we achieve it by offering courses that delve into three tracks of study: Biblical Studies, Theology & Doctrine, and Practical Discipleship.
Current Equipping Group Offerings
Sunday Mornings at 9:00 am
Biblical Studies: The Book of Daniel | Fellowship Hall
The prophet Daniel and his friends lived as exiles under pressure to abandon their faith. Like Daniel's original audience, we are exiles called to trust that our sovereign God reigns supreme. Over 12 weeks, we will study Daniel's accounts of faithfulness in a pagan culture and his startling visions. As we do this, we will see how God’s unrivaled power will, in the end, triumph over wickedness and establish his eternal kingdom.
Practical Discipleship: Missions and Evangelism | Equipping Room A
Many Christians today consider the work of missions and evangelism only for those who are particularly called or gifted. Even as far back as the Garden of Eden though, God's plan has always been to fill the earth with the knowledge of his glory - how? - through his people. This is the mission that Jesus entrusted to his followers after his resurrection. This is the mission of every local church and of every Christian today, to engage in the Spirit-empowered task of making disciples and planting churches among all the peoples of the earth! Join us as we consider together how we as a church are to serve as witnesses in Jerusalem, in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.
Liberty Students (6th-12th Grade): Overview of Kings, Micah, Jeremiah, & Chronicles | Liberty Students Room
We continue our study of the Old Testament. As we trace God’s plan of redemption, students will be led through portions of Kings, Micah, Jeremiah, and Chronicles, taught to ask questions and make observations of the text, and guided in learning how God’s Word applies to their lives. Let’s pray for our students as they continue to learn how to study Scripture!