<p>Fall Elective Bible Studies<br />
Wednesdays,&nbsp;6:30&ndash;8:00 PM<br />
<em>Through November 20</em></p>
Fall Elective Bible Studies
Wednesdays, 6:30–8:00 PM
Through November 20

Fall Electives

Join us on Wednesdays, 6:30–8:00 PM


Calvary offers an array of Bible study electives that allow you to dig deeper into God's Word and apply His truths to your life. Expect to grow in your knowledge and understanding of the Bible and to be challenged in all aspects of Christian life! Please see the course descriptions below.

Online registration is now closed, but you're welcome to join us. Just sign in when you arrive at class!

  • Module 2: October 23 – November 20 (five sessions)

Our Wednesday evening schedule coordinates with IGNITE for students, Awana & Gopher Buddies for kids (with registration), 139 Praise (14+ special needs), Nursery, and Worship Ministry rehearsal. There’s something for the whole family! 

  • NOTE — Our capacity in the Nursery is limited at this time. We can accommodate all those who are currently registered for Wednesday evening care. When we are able to reopen rooms, we'll reinstate registration for additional children. Questions? Please contact Jane Jewell, Nursery Coordinator. Thank you for understanding!

Module Electives 


The Gospel According to John
Pastor Rob Reece  |  Banquet Room & Zoom

Easy to read and yet packed with theology, the Gospel of John is a fascinating book written so that “you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name” (John 20:31). This book focuses not only on what Jesus does, but who He is — His identity, origin, and authority. Our study will include the “I Am” statements, the Upper Room Discourse, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the miraculous healings. Come learn about the Word who became flesh and tabernacled among us. 

Knowing God Through the Minor Prophets
Pastor Sibu Rajappan  |  Room 1200 & Zoom

Although called the minor prophets, these twelve prophetic books are profound in their theology and beautifully paint radiant pictures of our great God and His heart for His people and the world. This fall, we will discuss the themes and messages of the first four minor prophets in Part 1 of our study. You'll learn rich truths about God and how to apply them in your life today! 

Reclaiming Biblical Manhood and Womanhood
Pastor Nathaniel Pearce  |  Room 226 & Zoom

Scripture teaches that life begins at conception. By the third month of pregnancy, doctors can determine a child’s gender by observing physical attributes unique to males and females. Gender distinctions become even more evident as we understand God’s design in creating us in His image and likeness. Yet many try to blur the lines by challenging His design and advocating postmodern non-absolutes for gender, sexuality, and leadership. This class will help us understand and learn to defend the biblical concepts of manhood and womanhood.

Why Did You Leave Me? Dealing with Memory Loss
Pastor Jim Cashwell  |  Room 238 & Zoom

When dementia strikes, you may not see it coming. It’s like your feet have been swept from under you, and you’re tumbling, struggling to grab hold and catch yourself. There are many questions, medications, anger, sadness, and tremendous loss. There are so many things you cannot prepare for! Join us to look at the journey into memory loss and how a believer in Jesus Christ responds. 

The Protestant Reformations
Dr. Robert Mayer  |  Room 402 & Zoom

In this course, we will examine the 16th-century Reformation period and discuss its impact on Christianity as we know and practice it now. We will look at the four major Reformation movements, explore their similarities and differences, and suggest a common theology shared by most Protestant Christians in the form of what we term the five solas. Come and learn about these five theological principles that are essential for authentic Christianity, both in terms of what we teach and how we practice our faith.

Persevering Through Persecution — Living Your Faith in a Faithless Culture
Steven Garofalo | Room 233 & Zoom

What does the Bible say about the persecution of the church? How should Christians live in these circumstances? This course will explore what the Bible says about living out our faith in a post-Christian culture. We will learn to persevere through persecution with understanding, joy, and contentment.

Spiritual Mentoring — Women Only
Pastor Jim Pile & Connie Brown  |  Room 242 & Zoom

This course will encourage and train women to follow the Titus 2 charge for women to mentor women. Mature Christian women are to teach and train younger women to live out the beauty of God’s Word in their lives and to disciple them to love and good works. We will use Susan Hunt’s book Spiritual Mothering as part of the curriculum. Ladies, join us as we seek a biblical vision of women’s discipleship for the health of the church and the glory of God.


Non-Module Wednesday Groups

Wednesday Night Prayer
Ongoing throughout the year
Bob Lanning  |  Room 228 & via Zoom

You’re invited to join us on Wednesday evenings for prayer. We pray for each other, Calvary Church, our community, nation, and world. We meet continually throughout the year. Register to attend HERE.


Contacts: Pastor Rob Reece, 704.887.3696, rreece@calvarychurch.com & Helen Stewart, 704.341.5328, hstewart@calvarychurch.com