Adult Bible Classes, Spring 2015 I Corinthians: A Church with an Identity Crisis Teachers: John Wilson and Randall Chesnutt Plaza Classroom 190 Time: Sundays 9 A.M. Some people say that modern churches are suffering from an “identity crisis.” But at least we don’t appear to be as mixed up about cultural issues and true priorities as was the church of Christ in ancient Corinth. In this class we will see what insights we can gain from the brilliant letter Paul wrote to them, trying to help them know how to live in a hostile world, and keep from majoring in minors. Grasping the God of Genesis Teacher: Danny Mathews Plaza Classroom 189 Time: Sundays 9 A.M. This class will be a study of the book of Genesis focusing primarily on how God is portrayed in the book and how this portrayal can help us improve our relationship with God and others. A House On The Rock: Coordinators: David Lemley, Gary Selby Site: Fireside Room Time: Sundays 9 A.M. This class is a focused examination of Matthew 5-7, and will include both memorization and class discussion of selected passages. Matthew and the Margins: The Gospel of Matthew (A class developed for School of Law Students/Young Professionals) Teacher: Albert Sturgeon Site: 24508 Mariposa Circle (Drescher Campus) Contact Number: 310.506.7695 Time: Sundays, 9:00 A.M. “Matthew and the Margins” is a textual study of the Gospel of Matthew for graduate students. Al Sturgeon will lead the verse-by-verse discussion. The Supremacy of Christ: Surrendering Our Idols (Campus Ministry Discussion Group) Teacher: Rich Little Site: Fireside Room Time: Sundays, following worship (noon) Dating and Preparing for Marriage* (A class for seriously dating or engaged couples) Susan Giboney Site: AC Classroom 290