SESSION 1
​June 8 – 22

Life: By Chance or by Design?

Auditorium​ | Dr. Avery Sader

​This class examines life’s origins from a Bible-believing perspective, contrasting true science with false claims. It surveys Darwinism’s cultural impact and argues that faith in God’s Word is more reasonable than belief in evolution.

Grace in Every Season: Lessons from Mary, Martha, Hannah, and Tamar

Taylor Chapel | Various Speakers

​This class explores the lives of Mary & Martha, Hannah, and Tamar—women whose stories reveal faith, perseverance, and God’s grace in every season of life. Each week will discover how their experiences speak to our own walk with the Lord today

Backing the Blue: Gospel Ministry and Law Enforcement

Colonial Room | Dan Hester

​This class will examine what the Bible says about the law and our responsibility to it. The class will also study how to be a spiritual help to those in law enforcement and the power of Christ to change everyone, even those society views as a lost cause.

SESSION 2
​June 29 – July 13

When the State Replaces the Savior: The Bible versus Authoritarian Ideologies

Auditorium | Dan Coffman

​This class explores how rulers have sought to replace God with state worship. We’ll examine authoritarianism’s rise, its use of fear and ideology, and contrast it with biblical truth. This class will help believers recognize and resist the spiritual dangers of exalting the state above the Savior.

Fearfully and Wonderfully Made:  A Heart for Special Needs

Taylor Chapel | Steve Thompson

​This class will explore God’s design and purpose for those with special needs. We’ll see how our church can reflect Christ’s love by caring for them and their families. Each week will include personal testimonies and practical tips to equip us to serve and minister more faithfully

What Is Missions?

Colonial Room | Riley Buchalski

​This class will study what the Bible says about missions, challenging popular assumptions by going back to Scripture. In this study we will wrestle with developing a philosophy of missions rooted in God’s Word and not merely tradition.

Youth EDGE 101: Our Mission. Your Place.

B-5 | Caleb Hetue

​This class will unpack the heartbeat of our youth ministry. We will dive into the values and vision of Youth EDGE and see how families can partner with us to get the most out what we are doing.

SESSION 3
July 20 – August 10

Through Jewish Eyes: A Converted Jew Looks at Christianity

Auditorium | David Kahn

This class will look at the Bible through the lens of someone who grew up Jewish. It will explore how the Old Testament prepares the way for Jesus, and how Jesus is the completion of everything promised in the Old Testament.

Timeless Praise in a Trendy Age

Taylor Chapel | Dr. Kevin Suiter

​This class will examine why churches struggle to sing together. We will touch on how our musical habits have been shaped by modern culture—and how those habits affect what and how we sing in worship. Together, we’ll consider the purpose of congregational singing, the value of music that endures, and the blessings of participating in something larger than ourselves.

Money Matters

Colonial Room | Michael O'Neal

​This class will help you answer the question, “Are you managing your money or is your money managing you?” We will cover common struggles of stewarding the resources God has entrusted to us, such as budgeting, taxes, retirement, and insurance.

INDIANAPOLIS BIBLE INSTITUTE
June 8 – August 10

The Pentateuch

Heller 103/105 | Pastor Ben

​The first five books of the Bible form the core of the Bible’s theology from which everything else builds. From God’s creation to the fall of man, from God’s dramatic rescue of Israel to Israel’s repeated rebellion against God, the accounts and the doctrine in Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy are crucial for our understanding of God’s Word. This summer Pastor Ben will teach an Indianapolis Bible Institute course covering the meaning and significance of the Pentateuch.

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