Sunday, January 19
Meets in Room B231/232 at the Brookfield Campus at 9:00amJoin us anytime! How can an all-powerful God allow suffering? Is Jesus the only way to God? Why should I trust the Bible? How can we prepare to have meaningful, life-changing conversations...
Sunday, January 19
One of the best ways to study the Bible is through the “inductive” study. Manuscript Inductive study contains the three aspects of inductive Bible study: observation, interpretation, and application. In this class, you will engage in...
Sunday, January 19
Do you enjoy digging into the Word of God? Join friends old and new on Sundays during 2nd hour (10:45am-noon), beginning Sept. 22 in Fellowship Hall. This year for Sunday Bible Study, we will continue in Acts of the Apostles, followed by 5...
Monday, January 20
A 30-week course that provides an introduction to hermeneutics, genre-based biblical interpretation, biblical theology, and systematic theology. While the format will vary from week to week, class meetings will normally include a lecture, a...
Thursday, January 23
The Gospel of John provides a unique perspective on the life of Jesus. Unlike Matthew, Mark, and Luke, John’s Gospel brings the reader into an experience that continually reminds people that Jesus’ ministry frequently points to one...
Saturday, February 15
In this eye-opening, empowering, and liberating class, you will discover God’s unique purpose for your life based on the way God has shaped you. He made you marvelously unique for a reason. Tap into that reason and into the secrets of your...
Sunday, March 15
The Apostles' Creed was born from the apostles' teachings. It contains essential doctrines and beliefs that summarize the gospel and the foundation of our faith. The scriptural truths contained in the creed enable us to build our Christian lives...
Thursday, April 16
Learn how art reflects, responds to, is shaped by (and even shapes) belief. We will look at magnificent works of art and architecture with our eyes and be challenged with connecting them to our hearts and minds. Register Michael Aschenbrenner...
Thursday, April 23
Congratulations on joining 100 million people in the US who are living life after 50. It can be a challenge keeping up with the many things that begin to change: your job, friends, family, health, and your beliefs. Along the way, you...
Sunday, January 19
During this 8-week course, we will walk with Jesus through the Gospels, watch the exciting growth of the early church as recorded in the book of Acts, read letters from the apostles addressing the needs and struggles of our original brothers and...
Tuesday, March 24
Congratulations on joining 100 million people in the US who are living life after 50. It can be a challenge keeping up with the many things that begin to change: your job, friends, family, health, and your beliefs. Along the way, you...
Saturday, April 18
In this eye-opening, empowering, and liberating class, you will discover God’s unique purpose for your life based on the way God has shaped you. He made you marvelously unique for a reason. Tap into that reason and into the secrets of your...
Our ten-week study will take us into the world of the 1st Century life of followers of Jesus, who were confronted with a world in conflict with the message and way of Jesus. It is the conflict between light and darkness.
Elmbrook is hosting a Trinity Evangelical Divinity School course in 2020!
American Church History | Taught by Dr. Mark Chapman
Wednesdays from January 15 – May 6, 2020 | 6:30-9:15pm
The transition of European churches to America and their involvement with theological, liturgical, social, and political issues; the nature of Puritanism; separation of church and state; awakenings and revivals; social concern; liberalism, fundamentalism, neo-orthodoxy, and contemporary evangelicalism are subjects of this course.
