Discipleship Classes

How Your Limits Reflect God’s Design and Why That’s Good News: Many of us are trying to do way too much. What we need is not better time-management techniques, but a greater appreciation of our human limitations. Kelly Kapic, professor at Covenant College, offers a theological perspective on our humanity. Instead of seeing our limitations as sin, we should rest in the way God has designed us. If you find yourself becoming frustrated with all of your human limitations, this study will serve as a breath of fresh air. We’ll discover that God can use our limitations to foster freedom, joy, growth, and community.

The story of Exodus is more than just a narrative about how God delivered the people of Israel from Egypt. It serves as a pattern for understanding God’s plan for his people in every age. In this 6-week study from the Bible Project, we will examine some exodus-like stories throughout the Bible. The story of rescue, transformation, and an invitation into a new way of life will draw us deeper into our walk with Christ. We will learn to trust God no matter what stage of our own exodus journey we’re in.

In this 8-session course by Tim Keller, we’ll discover how the gospel is lived out in all of life. This course will invite us into a journey—from our own city to the eternal city, with stops along the way to examine our hearts, our community, and our world. It will lead us to open our eyes to view the world differently—to see people around us who are far from God and are deeply loved by God. As we build deep relationships in this course, it will lead to deep relationships with other people in our lives who need Jesus.

Have we become so preoccupied with the major sins of our society that we have lost sight of the need to deal with our own, more subtle sins? In this study, Jerry Bridges, author The Pursuit of Holiness, addresses a number of “acceptable” sins that we tend to tolerate in ourselves―such as jealousy, anger, judgmentalism, selfishness, and pride. This 8-week study will lead us to become more sensitive to often-overlooked sins and experience deep spiritual growth as we encourage each other to live more like Jesus.

Interested in membership at PCC? Join us to learn more about our history, beliefs and vision. Participation in both weeks of this two-part class is required to become a member at PCC. Please register so we can have materials ready for you.