Faith that Grows
“Learning is like breathing: it involves a taking in and processing of experience and a putting out or expression of what is learned.” - David A . Kolb
One way God intensifies His relationship with us is by immersing us in the study of His Word. At St. Luke’s, our identity flows out of activities and conversations centered in God’s Word. We offer opportunities for reflecting, action, thinking and feeling in the context of Christian learning that bring us closer to a deep, personal relationship with Christ.
These communities of learning foster the development of ongoing spiritual growth, deeper relationships and a yearning for more. The goal? To develop a deep abiding sense of God's presence and activity that shows itself in all aspects of life.
Looking for a starting point to energetically move closer to a relationship with Jesus through Bible study? Check out our Core Curriculum for a systematic faith development plan.
Adult Education Opportunities for Winter 2012
- What Your Neighbors Believe
- The book of Ephesians
- Being Yourself: A Study for Women
- More than Money Matters®
- God Serves Us: Understanding Lutheran Worship & Liturgy
- Navigating Family Transitions
- New Testament 401: Beyond the Basics PART II
- Explorations
- The Truth Project
- Prepare to Share
- Men’s Study: The History of God’s People after the book of Acts
- Family Transitions (starts February 8)
- Digging Deeper
- Bethel Old Testament
- Bethel New Testament
Adult Bible Study Class Descriptions Winter 2012 (57 KB)
Core Curriculum (126 KB)
