Sunday School

There are seven Sunday School classes for adults during the Spring 2008 semester.  These classes, which will expose you to great truths of the faith and practical living skills, are designed to produce genuinely changed lives and disciples of our Lord Jesus Christ.  If you desire to grow in the Lord, one of these courses is for you.  For children's and Youth Sunday School information, please click here.
 

FOUNDATIONS: Introducing visitors or new members to the Reformed faith and the distinctives of Redeemer Church. "Inquirers' Class"     Teacher:  Pastor Mike Campbell Classroom:  Fellowship Hall Six Week Class -- February 10 through March 16 Would you like to know more about Redeemer Church?  Are you interested in becoming a member?  If so, this class is for you.  Pastor Mike Campbell will teach this introductory course on the ins and outs of Redeemer Church and how you can get involved.  This class will meet for six weeks beginning February 10.   If you would like to attend this class, please email or call the church office at 601-362-9987.   "Ephesians - Exploring the Fullness of God's G.R.A.C.E." Teachers:  Al Arnold & Marculis Mosby Classroom:  Room 221 In Ephesians, Paul declared by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit that believers are "saved by grace through faith - and this not of yourselves, it is the gift of God - not by works, so that no one can boast."   Join us as we explore these life-transforming truths that will cause us to worship the One who saved undeserving sinners by His sovereign, triumphant grace.

Ministry Skills: Equipping God's people for ministry, including teaching, counseling, evangelizing, leading small groups, and exercising other spiritual gifts. "Women's Ministry" Teachers:  Mary Kenyon, Ronjanett Taylor, & Hannah Yoo Classroom:  Room 103 This special topics class for women will explore the covenant of grace and its particular implications and applications for women.   This ministry of women in the church at large, and at Redeemer in particular, will be discussed along with the hindrances that keep women from fulfilling biblical roles such as helper, wife, sister, neighbor, and mentor.  Class members will have the opportunity for discussion, sharing, and hearing the personal testimonies of a number of Redeemer women.

PRACTICAL LIVING: Practicing Godly living in everyday life, including areas such as marriage, finances, parenting, and the workplace. "Train Up a Child - Practical Parenting" Teachers:  Dr. Jim Hurley Classroom:  Room 218 Parenting children is an important and very complex task!  Dr. Hurley shares his expertise and applies God's Word to help equip Redeemer parents.  While Dr. Hurley's class from last semester covered how to help your child experience your love, this semester will concentrate on practical ways to "train up a child."  This class will move through Loving Obedience: Child Training Techniques that Work, a very practical parenting book by Dr. Bill Richardson.   "When Faith & Decisions Collide" Teachers:  Raymond Hall & Lloyd Robertson Classroom:  Room 106 Few things weigh more on the minds of Christians than the search for God's will for their lives.  Often we resort to games of chance as a means of trying to determine what we should be doing.  We believe that Scripture has answered this question.   The goal for this class and the book is . . . "to show that the will of God is an ever developing, unfolding, often surprising, sometimes disappointing, but ultimately fulfilling journey.  Not something we arrive at after much consternation and work, but something we are involved in every minute of every day."

Bible: Knowing and applying God's Word "Church History" Teacher:  Dr. Wynn Kenyon & Brad Shaw Classroom:  Room 220 This course continues from last semester and covers the development of the New Testament Canon.  It covers the place of Scripture and tradition in the life of the early church, how the early church interacted with Greek philosophies of the time, and the formation of the doctrine of the Person of Christ that arose from this interaction with Greek thought.   "Galatians" Teacher:  Assistant Pastor Jae Yoo Classroom:  Room 105 The Book of Galatians is about the defense of the true gospel of grace against the gospel of works, the bondage of legalism.  The truth of the gospel or the doctrine of justification by faith is the central tenet of Protestant Christianity, and it has been rediscovered over and over again down through history.  Reformation was another monumental occasion in which this truth was massively rediscovered from the deep darkness of the Medieval Church.