Economics and the Bible  – The Bible was written to address real-world issues, and that includes economics (the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services). In class, we will see how an understanding of economics is critical for a fully-formed Christian perspective on life.
Teachers: Dr. Sean McDonough, Dr. Glenn Butner, Dr. Bob Gough

The Church, The Spirit, and Union with Christ  – In New Testament teachings on the church, Jesus and the Holy Spirit were personally and actively present, and consciously experienced. How can we continue to experience this supernatural presence, power, and love today?  The historical context of FCCH’s congregational form of government and experiences of revival during the Great Awakening will be noted, as well as today’s context of social media, phones,
and AI.
Teacher: Dr. Jack Davis        
 
Forgiveness – In the class, we will analyze the theme of forgiveness in Scripture, looking at the most important of the some five-hundred passages in Scripture from Genesis to Revelation that speak of God's forgiveness, the forgiveness granted by Jesus, and of interpersonal forgiveness.
Teacher: Dr. Eckhard Schnabel

Exploring Your Marriage – “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” Charles Dickens’ describes well the delights but also the difficulties we find in the amazing God-ordained relationship we call ‘marriage.’ This fall, eight couples in the church will facilitate a conversation on the ways we can best nurture godly marriages in our church. Topics will range from the various stages in marriage and addressing ways to better communicate and resolve conflict to home finances. And where do hospitality and service fit in? Plan on a class filled with transparency and authenticity.
Teachers: Priscilla Masterson, NP, Pastor Kevin Baird, Dr. David Horn and more!