Discipleship Institute Classes

Our Foundations classes are the place to start! Christian Story, Christian Belief and Christian Formation will provide you and your community with helpful paradigms—helpful ways of thinking—about the Bible, theology and formative practices. They’ll equip you to go back into your community more equipped to follow Jesus!

Alongside the Foundations classes, Discipleship Institute strategically offers teachings, lectures, classes and workshops that’ll take your community deeper. If you want to become more biblically fluent, take a look at all the listings below!

Christian Formation

Christian Formation

Mondays, 6:30 PM
Apr 28 - May 5

CS Lewis said the church exists to form God's people into "little Christ's". So how does formation happen? The Bible's answer to that question is worship. Worship--fueled by habits and storytelling--is at the heart of discipleship. Sign up to learn more!
The Lord's Prayer for a New Exodus People

The Lord's Prayer for a New Exodus People

May 19, 6:30 PM

Every line in the Lord's Prayer links to the Exodus story and hopes for a New Exodus. This one-night teaching will take you deep into the Old Testament roots of the Lord's Prayer. You'll learn how the Lord's Prayer offers you a paradigm for prayer and faithful living.
Bible Reset

Bible Reset

Jun 16, 6:30 PM

Like Edmund, Lucy and Eustace in the beginning of, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, we're hurled into redemption's unfinished story. But is this your experience with the Bible? In this one-night class, we'll hit the reset button and go back to square one to answer important questions about the Bible.
God's Design for Work

God's Design for Work

Jun 30, 6:30 PM

What does it mean to be a Christian in the workplace? We'll wrestle through three important questions. First, why do we want to work? Second, why is work so difficult? How can we find satisfaction in our work?


Discipleship Institute's MISSION

Discipleship Institute fosters a lifetime of Christ-centered continuous discovery and leading.

Dissonance, Discipleship, and Teaching.


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