Wednesday is our equipping night — where we gather to be shaped by the Word, equipped for mission, and growing together as a church. A full menu of classes and studies to help every member grow and make disciples.
For two years we’ve been building toward this: making Wednesday our equipping night. The vision was shaped by our pastors, brought to key leaders, prayed over, and refined — and this August it takes full shape.
The heart of it is simple. We see a need for deeper discipleship and deeper fellowship — so Wednesday now opens into a handful of ways to grow:
A full menu of classes across four tracks — theology, spiritual formation, Christian living, and the Great Commission.
What it’s forForming whole disciples over a three-year path.
See detailsOur pastors and preaching cohort work through the Bible book by book, one sermon at a time.
What it’s forAnyone who just wants to show up and open the Word.
See detailsStudies for men and women, gathered to dig into Scripture together.
What it’s forGrowing in the Word alongside other men or women.
See detailsIt does change how Wednesday looks — in place of a single service in the Worship Center, the evening now opens into these options — but it still starts the same way: everyone together for dinner and prayer, before we scatter to learn.
A three-year track of classes that shapes you theologically, practically, historically, and spiritually.
Everyone is invited. We gather around dinner and prayer first, because the church grows together.
The goal isn’t information — it’s equipping you to make disciples in your workplace, neighborhood, and the nations.
“Equipping the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ.”
Ephesians 4:12A few weeks off for summer, a series in Ruth, a special guest — and then the fall launch of our full Wednesday night lineup.
However you spend the evening, it starts the same way — together in the Gatheria for prayer, then out to the option you’ve chosen.
Come early, grab a seat, and share a meal before the evening begins.
Everyone gathers for a hymn, announcements, and a brief time of prayer together before we break out.
For extended prayer, Praylude meets at 5:30 in the Prayer Room.
Head to your class, study, or the Preacher’s Corner for the evening.
No matter which option you choose, meet us in the Gatheria at 6:15 for a brief prayer time before we break up.
Wherever you’re headed on a Wednesday night, it begins together. A hymn, a few words, and prayer — then we go to learn and study.
Looking for a longer time of prayer? Praylude meets earlier, at 5:30 in the Prayer Room.
A full menu of ways for adults to grow on a Wednesday night. Whether you want a class, a walk through a book of the Bible, a men’s or women’s study, or a time set apart to pray — there’s a place for you. (Kids and students have their own programming, too.)
Our expanding menu of classes across four tracks — theology, spiritual formation, Christian living, and the Great Commission — designed as a three-year track to form whole disciples. The hope is that, in time, every member walks through them all — so jump in wherever you are; you don’t have to start at the beginning.
No sign-up, no homework — just show up and open your Bible. Our pastors walk straight through books of Scripture, week after week.
Gather with men or women of the church to study the Word together in community — part of our men’s and women’s ministries.
A member-led time to gather and intercede — for our pastors, the needs of our church family, and one another. It meets earlier in the evening, and is separate from the brief 6:15 gathering in the Gatheria. Come as you’re able.
While you’re being equipped, your children and students are too. There’s a place for the whole family on a Wednesday night.
Worship Quest invites kids to dig into the clues of Scripture and discover that God made us to look like Him — to reflect His holiness and His love. Through singing, learning hymns, games, sharing, and multigenerational worship, kids grow in faith and learn to praise God together.
Come early, check in, and hang out. Middle school meets in Hall 1 and high school in Hall 2 — and some nights we all worship together. It’s a place for students to connect, grow, and belong.