• Good & Evil (Susie Rankin)
Though we are often hurt, shocked, and angered by the evil in our world, it doesn’t catch God off-guard. He cares about our suffering. He’s with us in the midst of our tragedies and sin, and He can even bring good out of the worst circumstances. God doesn’t give us all the answers about why we suffer, but this study will help us learn to trust Him and His power more even in the midst of our pain.  

• Escape the coming Night: A Message of Hope in a Time of Crisis (Anita Hillman)
Prophecy is a fascinating part of Scripture. The primary purpose of the book of Revelation is to unveil Christ in His role as coming King over all the earth. It was meant to be understood and promises blessing to those who study it. This verse by verse audio study by Dr David Jeremiah covers the first three chapters of Revelation, helping to dispel the confusion sometimes associated with this book.  

• Simon Peter (Greg Davidson)
Simon Peter is mentioned more than all of the other disciples combined. The gospels show both Peter’s cowardice and his courage but Jesus saw in him what others did not: a rock on which to build his church. This study shows that we are all like Peter - flawed disciples striving to be faithful. As you hear more about Peter, you will learn more about Jesus and yourself.

• What Does My Church Believe (Pastor Steve)
Have you ever wondered what our church believes and holds true? How the Wesleyan Church was formed? The story of our belief system is fascinating and will leave you with a sense that God moved powerfully among our denominational pioneers! Walk through what we believe and discover where we came from/where we are going. We’ll uncover ways to apply our learning to our own spiritual formation. Our church has a rich history full of harrowing twists and turns, so come be a part of a tradition that goes back hundreds of years!