Growing students who love Jesus and equipping them to make a kingdom impact.

Sundays

Students (grades 6-12) meet every Sunday morning at 9:15a for engaging, Bible-centered teaching. Our students are currently working through the Gospel Project. The Gospel Project is a Christ-centered study that guides students in a 3-year journey through the storyline of Scripture from Genesis through Revelation. Our goal is to help students see how God’s redemptive story in the Bible directly connects with our lives.

Students then join the rest of the congregation at 10:30a for Worship in the Main Sanctuary.

Wednesdays

During the 2026–2027 school year, our midweek Bible study for students in 6th-12th grade will be helping them answer the question: “Do I know what I believe and why I believe it?” We’ll tackle topics like:

The existence of God
The reliability of the Bible
Who Jesus is
Difficult passages in the Old and New Testament
And more

Students will have an opportunity to explore what the Bible actually says about these topics, ask questions, and dig deeper in large and small group settings.

Students also enjoy genuine relationships with leaders and peers that encourage them to live all of life to the glory of Jesus Christ.

We meet in the Activities Building from 6:30-7:45p. Doors open at 6:00p for students who like to come early and hang out!

Live It!

Live It in Your Church – Students will be encouraged to participate and engage in the local church through various ministry opportunities. This begins with active participation in student ministry environments that leads to fruitful ministry to others.

Live It in Your Home – Students are encouraged to walk daily with the Lord through personal Bible reading and prayer. Students should pursue loving and honorable relationships with their parents and siblings characterized by humility and service.
Live It in Your Community – Students will be challenged to live out their faith on their MS and HS campuses through engagement with campus ministries and intentional personal relationships. Students are encouraged to live on mission by having spiritual conversations with their friends, inviting them to church, and modeling Christ-like behavior to them.