This class will explore the Psalms our congregation has sung together over the past several years, connecting the words we sing in worship with the theology and spiritual life of the church. Through teaching, discussion, and congregational singing, we will study selected Psalms and Psalm-based hymns to better understand their biblical context, poetic structure, and countercultural message.

This class will discuss the significance of covenants as the "backbone of redemptive history." The study of the covenants and the overarching saving purposes of God will strengthen the participant as we study the Scriptures. God graciously relates himself to us, having made us in his image. The heart of that love is in the covenants that frame our relationship, giving us both certainty and peace. Covenants find their sweetness as they point us to Christ.

This interactive, biblically grounded curriculum introduces ages 4–6 to the rhythms of corporate worship. Each month highlights a different element—such as prayer, praise, confession, or benediction—teaching that worship is an ongoing conversation with God. Through storytelling, music, and activities, children are encouraged to engage meaningfully in worship alongside their church family.

God’s story is the most beautiful story ever told, full of wonder and grace. Our curriculum for K-5th grade is based on the Biggest Story Bible Storybook by pastor Kevin DeYoung, The Biggest Story Curriculum is designed to teach kids key Bible stories from Genesis to Revelation. Each week the students will be looking at the same story and passage of scripture. Beginning with the Pentateuch and continuing through scripture to Acts, the Epistles and ending with Revelation. Each family will be given a devotional book to use at home to reinforce the lessons learned on Sunday morning.

God’s story is the most beautiful story ever told, full of wonder and grace. Our curriculum for K-5th grade is based on the Biggest Story Bible Storybook by pastor Kevin DeYoung, The Biggest Story Curriculum is designed to teach kids key Bible stories from Genesis to Revelation. Each week the students will be looking at the same story and passage of scripture. Beginning with the Pentateuch and continuing through scripture to Acts, the Epistles and ending with Revelation. Each family will be given a devotional book to use at home to reinforce the lessons learned on Sunday morning.

God’s story is the most beautiful story ever told, full of wonder and grace. Our curriculum for K-5th grade is based on the Biggest Story Bible Storybook by pastor Kevin DeYoung, The Biggest Story Curriculum is designed to teach kids key Bible stories from Genesis to Revelation. Each week the students will be looking at the same story and passage of scripture. Beginning with the Pentateuch and continuing through scripture to Acts, the Epistles and ending with Revelation. Each family will be given a devotional book to use at home to reinforce the lessons learned on Sunday morning.

We use a curriculum based on The Big Picture Storybook Bible by David Helm, tracing God’s plan of redemption from Genesis to Revelation. In fall and winter, we focus on God’s promises to Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David; in spring, we learn about Jesus—His life, death, resurrection, and the Church. Our time includes simple liturgical rhythms: responding to a question, listening to God’s Word, singing the doxology, and engaging through crafts or play, helping build relationships where God’s love is shared.

What do we believe, and why does it matter? This year, our Middle Schoolers are tackling these big questions through the New City Catechism. By using a "question and answer" format to break down Christian doctrine into manageable, memorable pieces, we are helping students build a "grammar of faith" to navigate the world around them.

This class will explore the biblical doctrine of justification, one of the central teachings of the Reformation. Students will examine what Scripture teaches about sin, grace, faith, and the righteousness of Christ, and how the gospel assures believers that they are declared righteous before God through faith alone.