Equip Classes

The great commission begins with intentionality in everyday relationships, starting with our neighbors. This class equips you to develop relationships, see needs in your community, and meet them with the hope of Christ.

In evangelism, many Christians struggle with turning conversations toward spiritual things. This class, based on a guide by David Platt, considers how to weave gospel threads into everyday conversations, trusting the Spirit to open doors.

The Holy Spirit isn’t an impersonal force; He is God. This class uses Gregg Allison’s God, Gift, and Guide: Knowing the Holy Spirit to help disciples better understand the person and work of the Holy Spirit.

This class addresses difficult questions about the Christian faith, equipping believers to give gracious, reasonable answers that point people to the hope of the gospel.

Discipleship is more than information transfer; it’s life-on-life investment. This class unpacks Titus 2 to help men and women embrace their disciple-making roles.

Stewardship is a critical aspect of our walks with Christ, as our generosity is a direct reflection of our love for Him. This class walks through principles of financial stewardship to equip saints to maximally glorify God in this discipline.

Salvation is not just a moment of time, it’s a process that started in eternity past and will continue into eternity. This class takes an in-depth look at the doctrine of salvation, that we’d grow in our appreciation of God’s great work.

We all want to grow in evangelism. This class walks through examples of evangelistic faithfulness from the book of Acts, drawing out principles for our own evangelistic faithfulness.

This class lays a theological foundation for missions and considers common questions, including the nature of the missionary call, what missionaries do, where to go, and more.

Conflict exists in all relationships. This class uses Ken Sande’s The Peacemaker to give Biblical, practical steps for conflict resolution that glorifies God and displays the otherworldly power of the gospel.

What makes a church healthy? Drawing on the IMB’s Foundations document, this class walks through 12 defining marks — equipping you to recognize, join, and contribute to a thriving local church.

This class walks through the essential principles of biblical interpretation and application, equipping you to rightly read, understand, and apply God’s Word, whether in personal devotions or as you teach others.