Biblical Education and Devotions

  Biblical Education and Devotions  
Last updated on March 16, 2026
 
Adult and Teen Sunday School
Class starts at approximately 10:15 and runs about an hour.

Also available on Facebook Live and YouTube

This study meets year-around in the lower level fellowship hall and is usually led by the pastor. Topics change frequently, and you can jump in any time. Bring your own Bible or use one of ours.  Younger children are welcome to sit in and color or do crafts. Coffee and snacks usually available. Bring a friend!

 
 
Daily Word
Walk through the Bible each day (Monday-Saturday) with other Bereans. Read the day's Bible passage (on the main page) and then watch the pastor's video message (on Facebook or YouTube).

 
 
Personal/Family Study and Devotional Resources

Besides free devotional booklets available in the tract rack in the narthex, we recommend the following free online devotional and study resources...
1517. Christ for You
Bible reading program, devotions, podcasts, courses, newsletters, and books - all with Christ at the center.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to all sorts of questions, from a Biblical, Lutheran perspective.
God Connects
Short videos providing an overview of the Christian faith; study guides give you lots to think about and more resources.
LHM Daily Devotions
Daily written and audio devotions from Lutheran Hour Ministries.  Sign up for the daily email!
Portals of Prayer
The venerable daily devotional subscription from CPH:  regular or large-print booklets (order through the office), or online (web or phone app).
Lutheran Hour Ministries Video Studies
51 (at last count) in-depth video-based studies!  Watch on-line or download with study guides and resources.
Video Courses and Podcasts from CPH
Video and audio courses, devotions, and podcasts from Concordia Publishing House; good for personal, family, or group study!
 
Or...

Nothing here right for you?  If you need a different time, or want a different setting or topic or style, please don't hesitate to speak with the pastor or one of the elders.  If there's enough interest and an available leader (Maybe you?), we'll start a new study.  Suggestions for current studies are welcome, also.