Welcome to our Sherwood Campus Access Groups Page!
Access Groups are short-term groups, classes, and studies that dig into God's Word and show life application. Through Biblical study and spiritual discussions, we will come to know Jesus better, grow in our faith, and go out into the world to share the Gospel, all in the context of short-term community.
Sessions Begin Sept 22nd
The Book of Galatians
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$5 Day: Tuesdays (Sept 22 - Oct 27) Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm Location: Sherwood Campus Childcare: Available on Campus |
If someone asked you to explain the gospel, what would you say? What is the good news of the Christian faith? Writing to the Galatians, Paul made it clear how easily we can be tempted to turn toward fraudulent gospels, especially those that teach we can earn God’s love through our works. Though they may have the appearance of truth, they are lifeless and leave us empty in the end.
In this Book of the Bible series, Kyle Idleman dives into the book of Galatians, one that contains some of the clearest explanations of the gospel in the New Testament. Through biblical study and engaging lessons, Kyle shows that true freedom is found in surrender, not self-dependence. Because our gospel is not one based on our works, but faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ. |
The Book of Colossians
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Cost:
$5 Day: Tuesdays (Sept 22 - Nov 10) Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm Location: Sherwood Campus Childcare: Available on Campus |
What we think about Jesus matters. Our perception of Him shapes us—what we say, how we treat others, even what we think. If we paint Jesus as any less than who He is as supreme over all creation and savior of the world, not only does our theology slip, but the working out of our faith also suffers.
In this 8-session series, Louie Giglio will take us through the book of Colossians to help us form a complete picture of Jesus. What we believe about Him influences everything from our corporate worship to our relationships to our attitude toward sin. Now alive in Christ, we can live a life worthy of God instead of falling back into the ways of the world. |
