We strongly believe that the Word of God is the foundation upon which we all must build our lives. We also believe that all adults can, and should, continue to be growing in their knowledge of the Bible and it’s application to their lives no matter how old they are. With this in view, we offer several adult Sunday School classes that offer a variety of subjects and learning environments all centered upon the Word of God. Our classes are also small enough to provide good opportunities for interaction and connection with other students. Come join one of our adult learning communities and grow together with us!
All Classes meet Sundays @ FCBC Life Center (North of the Worship Center), 9-10:15am. Coffee and hot water/tea is available in room 210 at 8:30.
2019 Summer Classes (Jun 9 – Aug 18)
Church History Made Easy – Darren Lo & Co., Rm 302-303
The class will watch video (~30 min.) covering historical events in Christian history from the time of Jesus. Each session will focus on a particular time frame moving chronologically informing us of key events, concepts, important figures, and Biblical themes throughout our history. It’s aim is to help us understand our own Christian heritage in an easy-to-understand way. The videos are lead by Dr. Timothy Paul Jones, a professor at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. His descriptions and narrations are depicted with simple, yet informative language and approaches each topic with both accuracy and humility. We will then spend each class discussing and sharing insights from each video, hoping to apply the information into our lives today.
Coping With Coveting – Glen Quon, Rm 204
Rejoicing with those who do rejoice can be much more difficult than weeping with those who weep. That’s why there are the sins of envy and jealousy. As we enter and walk through different life stages, some of our peers will enter a stage (or several stages) earlier and transition better than others. This applies to young adults in their 20s, adults working through their careers, parents wondering which college their children (as well as their children’s peers) will get into, and even older adults seeing their peers blessed with grandchildren while others wait. We will focus on addressing, recognizing and coping with envy and jealousy. Textbook- Kendal, R.T. Jealousy- The Sin No One Talks About: How to Overcome Envy & Live a Life of Freedom
Why am I at FCBCLA? – Thelma Tong and Karen Lew, Rm 205-206
If you love FCBC, are frustrated with FCBC, or you don’t understand why your participation in the church matters, you are invited to join this class. Get the biblical perspective of what God intends for the church to be. Learn about your role in the body of Christ. Receive a fresh vision of how you can be an asset to FCBC. ALL are welcome!
Praying for our next generation – Becky Tomokiyo & Marilyn Low,
Rm 207
In this class, we will learn how to use scripture to guide us in praying for our children/grandchildren’s faith, character, safety, relationships. We will spend time in class to actually pray. Come and make a spiritual difference in the lives of those you love
Playing with fire – how to read the Bible for all its worth – Casey Young,
Rm 304
The Apostle John, himself, says that, in writing his gospel, he selected and recorded specific miracles that Christ performed with the intent to demonstrate to a new generation of Christians that Jesus was indeed the Messiah (Christ). These miracles frame and shape the entire gospel to this end. In this class we will study these miracles in depth but we will also look at what place they play in the overall intent of the gospel and how they move and shape the gospel narrative.
He is the Christ! A study of the miracles in John – Pastor Chris,
Rm 202-203
The Apostle John, himself, says that, in writing his gospel, he selected and recorded specific miracles that Christ performed with the intent to demonstrate to a new generation of Christians that Jesus was indeed the Messiah (Christ). These miracles frame and shape the entire gospel to this end. In this class we will study these miracles in depth but we will also look at what place they play in the overall intent of the gospel and how they move and shape the gospel narrative.
