“Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” —Romans 12:2

It's our privilege as a church to grow in our knowledge of God together. We are passionate about coming together to study God’s word as well as Systematic Theology, Biblical Theology, Church History, Practical Theology, and Apologetics. Come study with us!

FALL CLASSES

Sundays • 9:30–10:30 a.m.

September 8–December 8

Scripture Study: Revelation
Upper Room
Taught by Rev. Jules Grisham and Dr. Scott Redd
This class, which continues through the Spring 2025 semester, will examine the symbols and themes of the book of Revelation as they unfold through a series of visions to the grand climax and consummation of the whole of Scripture. A lecture follows small group table discussions based on home study questions.
Schedule and resources here
Study questions here
Class Slides
Revelation 1:1–8
Revelation 1:9–20
Revelation 2:1–7
Revelation 2:8–11
Revelation 2:12–17

Confessing Christ: Heidelberg Catechism and Apostles' Creed
Room 131
Taught by Rev. Jules Grisham, Dirk Rankin, and others

Integrating benchmark confessional theology within the context of modern trends in Protestant evangelicalism, we will study the Apostles' Creed through the lens of the Heidelberg Catechism (Q&A 21-64). The excellent character and pastoral warmth of Heidelberg has secured its place among the most ecumenical confessions of the Christian Church and as a fitting resource for unpacking the Creed's apostolic truth.
Schedule and resources here.

GENtoREV: Old Testament
The Chapel
Taught by Robin King, Tim Perrin, and Kent Talbert

This class will study and discuss the themes from Genesis through the Song of Solomon, emphasizing the place of each book in the great unfolding story of redemption history, culminating in the life, death, resurrection, ascension, and reign of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Study questions 1–9

New Members Class | October 6—November 17
Room 130
Led by pastors and elders
Whether you are new or have attended Fourth for some time, you’re invited to get to know the church better and to prayerfully consider becoming a member. Those who complete the class and decide to join the church will be received into membership at a reception on Wednesday evening, November 20, in the Upper Room, and then presented before the congregation at morning services Sunday, November 24. Visit the Membership webpage to learn more.

SUMMER 2024 CLASS RESOURCES

Celtic Christianity: A Spirituality for Today
Taught by Jeremy Williams and Dr. Robert Norris
Class 1 handout: Origins and Leaders
Class 2 handout: The Longest Revival

SPRING 2024 SEMESTER CLASS RESOURCES

Scripture Study
Taught by Rev. Jules Grisham and Dr. Scott Redd

Epistle of Luke
Epistle of James

Confessing Christ—Westminster Confession
Taught by Dirk Rankin and others

Recommended reading

YEARLY BIBLE READING RESOURCE

Developed by Rev. Jules Grisham
Scripture Reading Plan

Looking for Adult Class lectures? Visit the Classes & Seminars page.