Once a month, we’re setting aside a weeknight for something different than a Sunday morning.

The Midweek Bible Lecture Series is an opportunity to slow down and actually dig into the questions that don’t always fit into a 35-minute sermon. No band, no lights … just an honest conversation about the parts of the Bible that are confusing, uncomfortable, or just deserve more time than a Sunday allows.

Each month brings a new topic. There’s no attendance requirement. Bring a friend and come curious.

Upcoming Schedule

Wednesday, October 21: The Book of of Revelation
November: Does God Have A Plan For My Life?
January*: The Holy Spirit
February*: The Exodus Story
March*: The Most Important Words In the Bible

*Exact Date TBD

Our Next Lecture

Horsemen. Beasts. Numbers that supposedly unlock the end of the world. For a lot of us, Revelation means timelines, bumper-sticker theology, and a vague sense of dread.

But that’s not what John was writing.

Revelation wasn’t written to help you predict the news. It was written to a handful of churches living under the weight of an empire that demanded their worship — and it was written to tell them who actually wins, and how.

At our next Midweek Bible Lecture, Forrest Jenan helps us take a look at the most misread book in the Bible … not as a secret code to be cracked, but as a vision of a slaughtered Lamb who conquers not through violence, but through faithful, suffering love.

Come with your hard questions and leave with a clearer picture of how the story actually ends.