There are two courses: the textual discipleship track is the New Testament and practical discipleship track is How do You Read The Bible?

CRI Practical Discipleship Course:
How do you Study Your Bible?

Scripture says we should all read and study God’s word, but how we best connect with God is as individual as the way God wired us. During each week of this five-week course, we will highlight how a different person from our ministry staff or congregation best connects with God through His word. Then, through interactive exercises, we will practice how to practically apply these methods in our group time. We'll hear from theologians, thinkers, creatives, business minds and the easily distracted. This course should be inspiring and highly practical for all!

Contributors include Pastor Rick Thompson, Vickey Banks, Garrick and Heather McAnear, Hannah Hanzel, Landry Franks, Danielle Green and more! We will meet in Room 200 at 6:15 p.m. beginning Wednesday, September 4. Contact Vickey Banks if you have questions.

CRI Discipleship Course:
The New Testament

The New Testament is more than just a conglomeration of books. The New Testament shows who Jesus is, what he came to do and how the church is called to help fulfill that mission. This semester we will dive deep into the New Testament and frequently look back at the Old Testament to see how the big picture of the Bible fits together. Join us beginning Wednesday, September 4, at 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel.

Class Objectives:

1. After completion of this program, the church member will:

   1. See the grand narrative and God’s plan for redemption through Christ.

   2. Understand how the Old Testament and New Testament work together.

   3. Understand the narrative of the New Testament

   4. Gain insight into the history of the books and their writers.
       

2. Practically, after completing this program, the church member will be able to:

   1. Love Jesus more deeply and know him more fully

   2. Passion for sharing the gospel

   3. The ability to read any New Testament book and understand what is happening in context.

   4. Using Jesus as the example; make disciples
      
      Contact Landry Franks if you have questions.