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Fall 2025 Studies

Join us on Wednesdays for Sagemont Midweek! We have a variety of studies and activities for you and your family to enrich your lives and grow spiritually. All studies are 6:30pm – 8:00pm on Wednesday nights, starting August 20, 2025. If you have questions or need more information, please email Allison Hipps at .

During the Midweek session, Wednesday night childcare is available for children, birth through 5th Grade. Please Note: All children must be dropped off and picked up by a parent/adult over 18.

Fall 2025 Studies

Sagemont Studies for the Fall of 2025 begin on Wednesday, August 20. If you have questions or need more information, please email Allison Hipps at .

FREE STUDIES

Big Lessons from Little-Known Bible Characters | Room 1302

Join this unique Bible study to explore lesser-known Bible characters that reveal powerful spiritual lessons, while also learning practical tools to deepen your own personal time in Bible study.

This is a free study, but we ask that you register.

How to Love One Another God’s Way | Room 1115

Join teacher Rick Jones in this course, where we will learn to abide in God's love and apply it consistently to improve, reestablish, and maintain solid relationships. As we learn how God showed us to "fervently love one another," it can greatly impact our life and alter how we handle challenges and conflicts with one another!

This is a free study, but we do ask that you register.

The Culturally Relevant Christian | Room 1102

What is culture? Are Christians at war with culture? What are the cultural issues of our day that seem to be so polarizing? How do we approach the cultural issues of our time in a way that will honor the Lord and point others to Jesus? What has God already said about these things? These are some of the questions we will be discussing in our new Midweek Bible study for men and women of all ages.

This is a free study, but we do ask that you register.

Wednesday in the Word | Room 1113

Join us this fall for "The Study of the Book of Beginnings—Genesis." Led by Bible teacher Dr. Denny Autrey, this study will give you greater insight into the God Who set our world in motion!

This is a free study, but we do ask that you register.

PAID STUDIES

Oasis for Solo Moms | Room 1311

This fall, you can join other solo/single moms for a deep dive into God’s Word as we study 1 & 2 Thessalonians. Each class will be a mixture of scripture reading, observation of context and meaning, discussion, application, and prayer. But the BEST part is that you will be doing this with other single moms who are right where you are. Here, you will find support and friendship while feeling the loving embrace of the God who holds you.

Registration for this study is $5 and includes your study materials.

CHRISTIAN LIFE CLASSES

FREE STUDIES

Christianity 101 | Room 1111

This class is specifically designed for those who are new to the Christian faith! Led by Steven and Katie Alaniz, it will examine Salvation, the Character of God, why we obey, and many other topics to help one understand the Christian faith. This class is for new Christians as well as anyone who has questions about the foundations of our faith.

This is a free study, but we ask that you register.

Experiencing Gospel Living | Room 225

Come join other believers in discovering their potential for the Great Commission. You will be engaged to take proactive steps in your walk with Jesus and be trained to: effectively initiate conversations that lead to spiritual questions, how to efficiently share the gospel, and be unified with the church in seeking to obey the commands of Christ. Are you ready?

This is a free study, but we ask that you register.

SPANISH STUDIES

Estudios Bíblicos de Mujeres | Room 132-133 (HRA)

Estudio Inductivo - Lucas Parte 1: Capítulos 1-9

Este estudio utilizará la Biblia como fuente principal e incorporará herramientas y orientación de ComoEstudiarLaBiblia.org, enfocándose en el método inductivo: aprender a observar, interpretar y aplicar las Escrituras.

Estudios Bíblicos de Verones | Room 234 (HRA)

El padre que yo quiero ser (Josh McDowell)

“10 cualidades que facultan a nuestros hijos a tomar decisiones correctas Josh McDowell comparte diez cualidades del Padre celestial que nos pueden ayudar a los padres terrenales a modelar a nuestros hijos los valores de la Biblia.”

KIDS MIDWEEK

We have great programs for kids birth – 5th grade each week! Click below for all the information you need!

STUDENTS

STUDENT MIDWEEK | Student Building

Junior High (Grades 6-8) and High School (Grades 9-12) students are invited to hang out, play games, worship, and join in for a time of small groups. Hangout time in the Student Building is from 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Our Student Worship Service and small groups run from 6:30pm to 8:00pm.

SUPPORT GROUPS

Divorce Care | Room 1319

This divorce/separation recovery group is for men and women and will be led by Faith Flowers.

Dementia Care | Room 1325

Led by Lindsey Warneke, this group is tailored for family members & loved ones caring for the elderly/memory challenged.

Embrace Grace | Room 1301

This group provides support and community for single and pregnant young women and their families. This group is led by Jamie Neugebauer, LPC-Associate, from the Sagemont Counseling Center.

Grief Share | Room 1321

New version 4.0 will be led by Charles Casteel. If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or friend, you’ve found there are not many people who understand the depth of hurt you feel. This is a group to help you face those challenges and move forward.

Life Support | Room 1323

Join Sharon and James Hilliard for a group that meets to discuss life struggles (personally, emotionally, relational & spiritual).

Right Step | Sagemont Annex

Christ-centered 12-step program that meets weekly at the Sagemont Annex from 7:30pm – 9:00pm. This group is led by Duane Lewis.

SPACE (Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions) | Room 1312

This semester-long group is designed for parents of children who are struggling with anxiety-related challenges. These may include specific fears, difficulty with flexibility and control, panic episodes, a need for constant reassurance, and general symptoms of anxiety. Anxiety can manifest in many ways, such as sleep or bedtime struggles, eating challenges, school refusal, irrational fears, social discomfort, and persistent worry or overthinking. This group is led by Baylee McMinn, LPC-Associate, from Sagemont Counseling Center.

For information about these groups, contact the Sagemont Counseling Center at .