Online Bible Classes
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This series of lessons taught by Mike Raine walks through some common myths and misconceptions from the biblical narrative.
Hebrews
Summary
This textual study of Hebrews will walk us through this challenging epistle, offering a message of exhortation as we strive to hold fast to our confession.
Foundations of Faith
Summary
Examining ideas such as Christ, covenant, kingdom, salvation, worship, and church organization, this class challenges us to think about the ideas that form the foundations of what we believe and how we live as the church.
Sticky Faith: A Class for Parents and Teens
Summary
Based on The Sticky Faith Guide for Your Family, this zoom based class is designed to help equip parents as they disciple their children and encourage lifelong faith in our kids.
Letters from John
Summary
This textual study of 1-3 John will walk us through the epistles of John, focusing on what it looks like for us to walk with God in the light of His love and grace.
Studies in Genesis
Summary
An in-depth study of the beginnings of God’s work with humanity. This is a continuation of the on-campus study that was being taught in all of our adult classes beginning in March.
Miscellaneous Studies
Summary
This is a collection of other online studies that will help you grow in your faith. Not all classes in this category are taught by Farmington members.
Kids’ Bible Classes
Summary
Taught by experienced Bible Class teachers from our congregation, these are online classes for our Kids’ Education Program. They feature weekly videos and resources for our kids from Nursery through 5th Grade.
Heroes of Faith (2020 Summer Series)
Summary
Featuring lessons by members of our congregation, this study examines the major characters of faith in Hebrews 11, drawing parallels for us today as we strive to live lives of faithfulness.
New Testament Survey
Summary
A quick overview of the New Testament with an emphasis on how the pieces of Scripture come together to present a complete view of a God. This is a continuation of the on campus study that was being taught in our FYG classes.