Fall Sunday school
Fall Sunday school begins September 7, 915a.
Everyone is encouraged to participate. Come early enough to get your coffee and join in. It is important for God’s people to be immersed in his Word often and repeatedly. The regular exposure places God’s Word in our minds and hearts ready for the Holy Spirit to teach and convict us.
This fall, CPC will offer two adult Sunday School classes. Please join the class of your choice.
Foundations - Led by Rev. Dean Williams. In this class, we will explore the core tenets of orthodox Christianity and Presbyterianism. We’ll address key questions such as: What are the essential doctrines of the Christian faith that every believer and church must affirm to be rightly considered “Christian”? What is worship, and who determines how it is practiced? And finally, what does it mean to be Presbyterian? In addition to serving as a meaningful opportunity to revisit the foundational aspects of who we are and why we exist as a church, this class will also serve as a precursor to a new 7- to 9-week New Members Class. Therefore, weekly attendance will fulfill the initial requirement for those interested in becoming members of Christ Presbyterian Church. This class will be held in the CPC sanctuary.
Classical Apologetics - Led by Eric Mardian. Join us this fall for an engaging classical apologetics 12-week study featuring Dr. Frank Turek’s I Still Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist video series. Dive into a compelling exploration of faith, reason, and truth as we equip ourselves to fulfill 1 Peter 3:15, which urges us to “always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you.” Inspired by Jude 3, we’ll learn how to “contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the saints”, strengthening our understanding and confidence in sharing the truth of the Gospel. Don’t miss this opportunity to grow in faith and defend it with clarity and conviction! This class will be held in the CPC conference room.