We have a variety of classes beginning April 16 at 9:00 a.m. Classes will run for six weeks and end with a combined Sunday School class on the seventh week, May 28. We hope you will find a class that will benefit your relationship with Christ and connect you with others.
Our pastors are looking forward to hosting a time of fellowship and prayer each Sunday morning as we begin class. Regular discipleship and fellowship is a vital part of learning to stand on truth and walk in grace together. If you have any questions about Sunday School, please email
info@christcovenant.org.
Below is a brief description of each class. To learn more about each class and its location, we encourage you to either pick up a Sunday School booklet found on the tables going into the sanctuary or online by
clicking here.
Financial Stewardship for Those Getting Started
(and anyone else who is interested), taught by Will Ertel
This class provides a biblical framework for Christians who are seeking to be responsible and godly in their financial stewardship. While this class’s principles are targeted at twentysomethings who are getting serious about stewardship, it is open to anyone who is interested in understanding and applying biblical principles to their finances.
Parenting Teenagers taught by Nath an George, Derek Wells, and Others
Parenting in the teen years is a mixture of blessings, opportunities and challenges. This class will explore those themes using Paul Tripp’s Age of Opportunity: A Biblical Guide to Parenting Teens. This class will look to include parents of teens and pre-teens, as well as empty-nesters, as we share wisdom and seek a godly perspective on parenting during this season.
Trusting our Bible Translations taught by Will Ross
Everyone has their favorite translation of the Bible. But which one is the best? Why are there so many? Why do they say different things sometimes? This class will tackle these questions (and others like them) as we look at the history of the major translations of Scripture as well as try to understand why some contemporary translations are better than others.
Growing Deeper Together: The Screwtape Letters taught by Blair Smith
Lewis’s work creatively explores the nature of temptation and evil and resistance to them. First published in February 1942, the story takes the form of a series of letters from a senior demon, Screwtape, to his nephew, Wormwood, a junior tempter. The Screwtape Letters is an especially important book for our ‘distracted age’ when even Christians struggle to be aware of the spiritual side of reality.
Holiness (Senior Adults Community) taught by Bruce Creswell and Ken Dabbs
This class will begin April 30 and go through June 25. All are welcome to join us any Sunday during the eight-week series - not only senior adults! We will study the classic book, Holiness: Its Nature, Hindrances, Difficulties & Roots by J.C. Ryle. Paul Engle’s class “Insights into the Life of Christ” is continuing on April 16 and April 23 in Worship Center rooms 201 and 211.
The New City Catechism (King’s Community) taught by a teaching team
The King’s Community is a class designed for those with special learning needs or disabilities, but open to any who want to get to know and learn with this wonderful community in our church.
Youth Sunday School (Middle & High School) taught by the CCYM staff
This semester our Sunday School hour we will be diving into Scripture and various supplemental resources as we explore some of the fundamentals of the Christian faith and life.
