In a church as large as Calvary, finding community can sometimes be difficult. That’s why CBC offers Sunday morning classes to equip adults for life and ministry. It’s a great way to develop friendships and grow deeper in your faith!
Connect with a class that is relevant to your current stage of life. Whether you are recently graduated from high school, newly married, a parent with younger kids, living with teenagers, or empty nesters and beyond, we have a LifeStage community waiting for you. While you might connect better with those in your LifeStage, you are welcome to join a class at any time. No registration required.
Fall Schedule Begins September 20 | Sundays 9:45-10:45AM
Selah: A Study on the Psalms (taught by Adam Foat)
Journey - Room 130
We will take some time to experience and understand the heart of the Psalms and learn how to communicate our hearts to God in a way the writers of the Psalms did. We'll go through the different types of Psalms and spend some time reflecting and writing our own.
Exploring God's Will (taught by Pat Froiland)
Newly Married - Room 133
This class will survey scripture to explore God's will for the Christian life. We will look at a number of principles to help us understand God's will and how we can apply those truths to our lives to live out the Christian life in alignment with God's will.
How the Church is the Family of God (taught by Michael Hands)
Rooted - Room 134
We live in a culture obsessed with “me”—but Jesus called His followers into something bigger: a real family. This class digs into how Christ formed His disciples into a tight-knit community, and how that reshapes the way we love God, our families, and each other. We’ll look at what family meant in the New Testament world, how the early church wrestled with this, and how our salvation itself makes us part of something communal, not just a private deal with God. Then we’ll get practical—sharing life, staying through hard seasons, making decisions together, and living out communion, prayer, and leadership as a family.
The End Times through the Eyes of Jesus (taught by Mike Bukovitz)
Community of Parents - Room 131
What did Jesus actually teach about the last days? Not speculation. Not Hollywood fiction. Not progressive reimaginings. Just the clear, authoritative words of the Son of God himself. In this ECC series, we will walk verse-by-verse through Matthew 24-25, or the Olivet Discourse, where Jesus answers His disciples' burning questions about the destruction of the Temple, the signs of His coming, and the end of the age. Using biblical exposition, we will connect Jesus' teaching to the full counsel of Scripture. We will be able to discern the times and modern culture with biblical clarity, stand firm amid deception, live with urgency and holy expectation, and hold fast to the blessed hope of Christ's imminent return.
Living the Missions (taught by John Hartenberger)
Free to Serve - Room 132
Ever wonder what it looks like to live out the Great Commission and share the gospel with the people around you? Then this class is for you! Come and learn how to share the gospel, live missionally, and share your testimony. We'll also discuss how to respond to different opportunities to share, deal with tough questions, and identify your particular evangelistic style. We'll also include the 'next steps' in helping new believers get started in a discipleship process. It will be highly interactive and practical.
Romans: The Gospel Unleashed (taught by Ethan Hansen)
Legacy - Fellowship West
The book of Romans stands as the most comprehensive exposition of the Christian gospel ever written. In this class we will trace his sweeping argument for humanity's universal need for righteousness to the glorious freedom found only in Jesus Christ. We will wrestle with the depth of human sinfulness, marvel at the richness of justification by faith, and sit with Paul as he unpacks what it means to be united with Christ, freed from the law, and led by the Spirit. We will also enter Paul's heart for Israel and the mystery of God's sovereign purposes in redemption history — before grounding ourselves in the practical, gospel-shaped life that flows from the mercies of God.