Bible Study Classes

Sunday School - 9:30 pm
The overall theme for this Summer Quarter is Kings and Leaders. Last quarter we studied the Messianic Prophecy which detailed the coming of our Saviour & King. Often I refer to the Old Testament as the why because it tells us why Jesus had to come and fulfill the roles He did.  

Unit I: The theme for this month June 2020 is Israel’s Early Leaders. Ehud Defeats Moab.  How was he able to accomplish this? Who is Ehud anyway? The Call of Gideon.  How does God choose His leaders or was he chosen by God? Gideon Defeats the Midianites.  Did he use a WMD or was he just smarter than his enemy?  Samson Against the Philistines. The difference between brute strength or Grace of God. Samson’s Final Victory to Samuel’s Leadership Brings Victory.  Victory gained with two distinct approaches? We’ll see.       

Unit II: The theme for this Month July & August 2020 is Saul A Flawed King? Israel Demands a King.  
​If God is your leader do you need a King? Saul Anointed King.  With anointing comes great responsibility. Saul’s Disobedience Under Pressure. The decisions of the leader cannot be done under the influence.  

Unit III: The theme for the month of August 2020 is David: A True King. David Against Goliath how he do that? Saul’s Attempts on David’s Life.  Why is Saul so upset with David?  David’s Grief for Saul and Jonathan but, wasn’t Saul trying to kill David? Hmmmm? David King Over All Israel.  What qualified David for this position?  Study and participate in Sunday School for these answers and more!

Get Educated, Get Active!!!!!  

See you in Sunday School!

Sunday School Preview - Monday Nights

Monday Nights 6:30 pm
The Fall quarter will focus on all the different Covenants GOD has made with His people. Come out and learn how they apply to you.

Bible Study - Wednesday Nights

Basic Bible Study - 5:45 - 6:30
Basic Bible Study is a place to learn how to read and study God's word. you will be taught the fundamentals like; the books of the Bible & concordance usage. You will also be taught how the Bible can be applied to everyday life. We do it in a very fun and interactive ways. So come visit us, no one is ever a stranger.
​Instructors: Sis. Geneva Lee, Sis. Jackie Phillips, Sis. Shelia Greer, Sis. Janice Stutts,

Apologetics - 6:30 - 7:30 - Deacon Howard, Instructor
Want to know what that means? Then show up on Wednesday nights. We are learning how to defend the gospel of Jesus Christ using the scriptures.

Bible Study - Thursday Nights - Online Class

Different Crisis - Same Yahweh - 7:00PM
​Deacon Stephen Greer, Instructor

Baptist Training Union - 2nd Sunday's - 3:00 pm

Scripture Exercise & How To Teach - Deacon Frank, Instructor

Come out and learn how to properly use your Sword of the Spirit to fight the powers of darkness in this world.

BTU Special Assignment for November - I Samuel 4:22 - Sis. Linda Phillips, Instructor

And she said, The glory is departed from Israel: for the ark of God is taken.​

BTU Special Assignment Guidelines

For each verse you will need a:
  1. Subject Heading - One subject/title that is 5 words or less
  2. Major Point(s) – whatever main idea(s) you want to bring out
  3. Commentary on your major point 
  4. Suggestions for commentary:  Take one or two words from the verse and:
             a.  Bring it up to today (how it applies to life now)
             b. Talk about what the verse says to you
             c.  Apply it to your life
            d.  You can use one or combine any/all of the above
            e.  Or you can do something entirely different

            Example: (use your subject heading and major point in it)
            Verse: Amos 5:14 – Seek good, and not evil, that ye may live: and so the Lord, the God of hosts, shall be with you, as you have spoken.
            Subject Heading: Seek good (it is less than 5 words)
            Major Point: God is going to be with you
            Commentary (style 4c): I can apply this to my life by knowing that even when evil is around me as long as I seek good and do good,
            God is going to be with me.

    5.     Let the Holy Spirit guide you
    6.     Do not look at the verses before or after the assigned verse to study
    7.     Do not use the verse as your commentary; use your own words
    8.     Be sure to include your subject and major points in your commentary
    9.     Do not be concerned with what others answers will be
   10.   There is no wrong answer!
   11.   Please do not do any research about the scripture (that isn’t the point of this assignment)
  12.    The instructor of the special assignment will give us background for our scriptures when they present their verse.
​             If you have any questions, ask the instructor.