Equip Groups
Ministry Overview
Equip groups provide an opportunity for people to connect in a larger setting than a home group but smaller than our weekly worship services. These groups meet at the church campus on Sunday mornings at 8:30 am, and 10:30 am for fellowship, study, and prayer.
8:30 am
Abraham: The Friend of God (Genesis 12-26) – Room 201
Taught by Terry Montague & Other Teachers
Abraham is the great patriarch of Israel. Scripture calls him something even greater: “The friend of God.” Friendship with God changes us for the better. We will explore what it means to be a friend of God by looking at the life of Abraham.
Doctrines of the Holy Spirit and Salvation – Room 210
Taught by Ryan Carpenter, Ricky Bills, Alex Dubois, Andre Ludolph
Is the Holy Spirit a person or a force? Did the Holy Spirit indwell Old Testament believers? Do miraculous spiritual gifts continue today? For the first half of the class, we will answer questions like these as we dive into the person and work of the Holy Spirit. For the second half of the class, we will explore the entire order of salvation, from election in eternity past to glorification in the age to come.
No prior theology classes are needed to join us for this upcoming equip group!
History of the Protestant Reformation – Room 203
Taught by Pastor Matt Yeary
Join us as we trace how God used courageous men to recover the truth of the gospel. In this overview of the Protestant Reformation, we’ll explore the key events, convictions, and Scriptures that restored the church’s confidence in sola Scriptura (Scripture alone) , sola fide (Faith alone), and the glory of Christ alone.
This class will help you see why these doctrines still matter, how they shape our worship and daily discipleship, and why the Reformation remains essential for a healthy, biblical church today.
10:30 am
The Worldview of Proverbs – Fellowship Hall
Taught by Tim Linkletter & Other Teachers
The book of Proverbs offers a rich, practical vision for how God calls His people to think, live, speak, work, and relate to others. This class will explore the biblical worldview woven throughout Proverbs, helping participants grow in wisdom, discernment, and godly decision-making for everyday life.
Reading the New Testament in Greek – Room 203
Taught by Paul Boyer
Ever wanted to follow along with the sermon in the original Greek? Or read it on your own at home? This comprehensible input Greek class focuses on the text of the Greek New Testament with an emphasis on vocabulary, images to help illustrate the text, grammar as it arises, recitation, and some conversation in Greek. So join us through this challenging yet rewarding journey as we learn more about God’s word in Greek.
What the Bible Teaches About Parenting: – DHBI
January 11 to March 8
Taught by Paul Stefanski
Join us starting Sunday, January 11th, as we look to God’s Word and uncover what it teaches us about the parenting and discipling of our children. We’ll explore such topics as marriage and your unique roles, biblical discipline, character training, teaching and training to your child’s heart, and practical applications of these topics.
Marriage – DHBI
March 15 to May 17
Taught by Bob Jones
This class will focus on foundational biblical principles for marriage, encouraging couples toward Christ-centered unity, healthy communication, and faithful, lifelong commitment.
Matt Yeary
Executive Pastor
Only groups that are listed on the church website are church-authorized. All other groups, whether led by members or not, are acting independently.