Wildwood offers topical Bible Studies for adults on Sunday mornings.  Each class this session is either 8 or 4 weeks long and begins either May 6 or June 3.

Starting Point:  Meets at 9:30  in Room 1.  This month long course begins May 6 and is taught by Pastor Bruce Hess and Elder Wayne Russell.  Are you new to Wildwood and looking for a way to connect, join the church, or just find out more?  Join Pastor Bruce Hess and Chairman of the Elder Board Wayne Russell for this 4 week Wildwood “orientation” experience. 

Becoming the People of God:  Meets at 9:30 in Room 2.  Led by Kevin Bradford.  This two month long class begins May 6.  Using Exodus 1-19 as a basis, this class will study the formation of Israel as the people of God. The call of Moses, the ten plagues, the Exodus itself, and other events will provide the backdrop to understand various principles related to living the Christian life and what it means to be the people of God today. 

Prophecy – God’s plan of salvation for the world:  Meets at 10:50 in Room 2. This two month long class begins May 6 and is led by Jeff Harwell and Julius Harrell.  God’s plan of salvation isn’t just about saving individuals from Hell. It encompasses the redemption of the whole earth: “Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” The revelation of God’s plan for redeeming the whole earth begins to unfold in Genesis, and reaches a climax in Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, with critical details added in Daniel, the Gospels, and Revelation. We will take a “big picture” overview of where our own age fits into the redemptive plan of God for the earth, then look at what comes next and, finally, how things will look when God’s work is complete, including the assignments God has for us for the future. We will also look briefly at the principal flavors of Christian approaches to interpreting the unfulfilled prophecies of Scripture.

Biblical Sidekicks – A look at the other guys:  Meets at 10:50 in Room 3. This two month long class begins May 6 and is led by Phil Kemp.  Merriam-Webster describes a sidekick as “a person closely associated with another as a subordinate or partner”. There are many great heroes of scripture. We know something about the lives and exploits of the biblical giants like Moses, Jeremiah, David and Paul. The stories of their actions almost explode from the pages of scripture. But working beside these great biblical figures were people who are also included in scripture but their contributions to our understanding of the Lord’s work are easy to overlook. This class will explore who these people were and what these biblical sidekicks can teach us about our walk with the God.

Family Matters:  Transferring a legacy of faith to the next generation:  Meets at 9:30 in    Room 1.  This one one long class begins June 3 and is led by Children’s Pastor Brian Hayes.  Deuteronomy documents the message Moses gave to the Israelites before he died, just before they took possession of Canaan. He admonishes them to “be careful” not to forget God, because he knows how easy it will be for them to get distracted by prosperity and riches. In this 4 week study, we will examine the deliberate and strategic plan Moses gave to guard their heritage and transfer their faith to the next generation. This text provides incredible insights for all parents and their role to influence their children’s relationship with God. In tapping into some of the values Moses highlighted, we will discover practical and necessary steps that will help us focus our priorities on what matters most.

The sign-up form below is encouraged, but not required. Feel free to come to any of these topical studies anytime. our signup is just to help us plan better.