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New to Faith Bible Church?

Faith 101 Class —New dates coming soon!

If you’d like to know more about us and opportunities to connect, find the next step at our upcoming Faith 101 class. We’ll help you find community by answering questions like “Where do I go next?” and “What is Faith Bible Church all about?" 

Other Opportunities

INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE — Route 66 Series*
January 12-February 2—10:30am in the Conference Room   
May 3- May 24—9:00am in the Conference Room
September 20-October 11—10:30am in the Conference Room  

How do I read my Bible? This course is an introductory study on how to read the scriptures, with special attention to those who are new believers or did not grow up in the church or a Christian home. 

The objective of this course is to equip those in the course with a basic understanding  of how to navigate, read, understand, and apply their bibles to their lives. 

Topics will include: approaching scripture, Bible navigation, and the basics of reading.

If you have a friend or family member who would like to learn to study the scriptures for themselves, consider inviting them to attend this course with you!

INTERPRETATION OF THE BIBLE — Route 66 Series*
February 9-March 29—10:30am in the Fellowship Hall
October 18-December 6—9:00am in the Fellowship Hall

How do I study my Bible? This is a general level study on how to understand and apply scripture, with special emphasis on study methods and keys to interpretation. 

The objective of this course is to equip readers with a complete understanding of how to approach any text in scripture.

Topics will include: beliefs about and approach to scripture; methods for observing, interpreting, and applying scripture; useful resources and other approaches.

OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY — Route 66 Series*
April 19-September 6—10:30am in the Fellowship Hall

This course is an introductory, book-by-book study on the overarching themes of the Old Testament and how each book anticipates Christ's coming and contributes to the overall narrative. 

The objective of this course is to equip participants with a basic understanding of how the Old Testament is put together, and how each book makes a unique contribution to God's redemptive story and our knowledge of His character. Ultimately, this knowledge should encourage greater confidence and insight when students read the Old Testament for themselves.

Each class will address: what is the occasion and situation for each book;  how is the book organized; how should the book be read; what is the primary message of the book; what does God want me to understand, believe, do, or desire as a result. 

NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY — Route 66 Series*
September 20-December 6—10:30am in the Fellowship Hall

This course is an introductory, book-by-book study on the overarching themes of the New Testament and how each book interprets Christ's coming, death, and resurrection, and teaches us how to live in light of that gospel.

The objective of this study is to equip people with the basic understanding of how the New Testament is put together, and how each book makes a unique contribution to God's redemptive story and our knowledge of His character. Ultimately, this knowledge should encourage greater confidence and insight when students read the New Testament for themselves. 

Each class will address: what is the occasion and situation for each book;  how is the book organized; how should the book be read; what is the primary message of the book; what does God want me to understand, believe, do, or desire as a result.

• *We have designed some of these classes to complement our year-long Route 66 sermon series. It is our hope that these classes will lend a different perspective on how to engage with the scriptures. Through the approaches of reading for breadth, reading for depth, scripture memorization for impact, and engaging in the scriptures to help others have a better understanding, we pray that you will better  know God's character and be more equipped to apply His truths to your life.

PRACTICAL ADVICE FOR EVERYDAY LIVING:
A TOPICAL STUDY ON THE BOOK OF PROVERBS
Meets at 9:00am in the Fellowship Hall, begins January 12

This study covers a collection of studies such as Fruit of the Spirit, Reflections of the Heart, Out of the Mouth, Ears that Hear, Leadership 101, Discipline – Correction – Rebukes, Money Matters, and much more. Join us whenever you are able!

WELLSPRING: A Class For Women
Meets at 10:30am in Room 21, January 5-February 2

Wellspring, a class for women, will meet for further study on Getting to Know the God of the Bible. We will look into the core basics of our Christian beliefs. 

Beginning February 9, we will join the Interpretation of the Bible study to continue to deepen our understanding of God's word. 

OUTREACH SUNDAYS
April 5, June 28, August 23, December 13, 10:30am, Location to be announced

These quarterly gatherings give you a look at how God is working among the nations and even here at home in Lincoln. We encourage you to use these opportunities to hear from missionaries we support and listen to their first-hand stories of how God is moving among His people and reaching the unreached. You will be inspired by how God is working among the nations.