Jason Burgess teaching in North Wake Adult Discipleship
Adult Discipleship Courses (ADC) meet Sundays at 9:00am and 10:45am (usually in Building 6) at North Wake Church.
- Equipping: Develop skills for applying faith in daily life, like Gospel Hospitality & Bible Study (Ephesians 4:11-12)
- In-depth Biblical Teaching: Receive structured instruction with trained & equipped teachers, including some authoritative teaching from God’s Word (2 Timothy 2:2, 1 Timothy 2:12)
- Mutual Learning: Learn from one another through discussion and testimony in addition to authoritative Bible teaching (Colossians 3:16)
ALL 2025 COURSES
Larry Trotter teaching in Adult Discipleship (ADC)
- Engaging Our World: Biblical Responses to a Challenging Culture. How do Christians respond when American culture challenges biblical values? November & December 2025.
- Foundations of Faith: Why We Treasure the Bible. This course answers critical questions about the Bible’s origin, trustworthiness, and relevance, helping students solidify their confidence in Scripture and preparing them to share their faith with others. July & August 2025.
- Wrestling with Wisdom (Women’s Ministry Course): This is a space to ask hard questions, be guided by Scripture, and seek wisdom and encouragement from Christ and each other. September & October 2025.
- Romans: Tracing God’s Plan. See how Romans ties into the Old Testament and reveals the Bible’s unified message. July & August 2025.
- Foundations of Faith: Knowing the One True God. Take this chance to slow down and look directly at what the Bible actually says about God: who He is, what He’s like, and what that means for us. November & December 2025.
- Life’s Work: Finding Purpose in Every Task. Learn the story of how God intends for us to use our time and energy. September & October 2025.
CURRENT COURSES
Sunday, Nov. 9th – Dec. 14th
9:00am – Bldg. 6, Rm 601
Sunday, Sept. 14th – Nov. 16th
10:45am – Bldg. 6, Room 601
How does the Holy Spirit work in our hearts, bodies, relationships, and churches? This verse-by-verse Bible study in 1 Corinthians will be a space for reading God’s word, focusing on the work of the Spirit and learning how He grows our love and shapes our lives together as a church. As we gather each week, we will have focused time to study and reflect together.
These questions will be discussed as we study these scriptures:
- Who has Spiritual Gifts?
- What are Spiritual Gifts?
- How do we exercise our Spiritual Gifts?
- What are tongues and prophecy?
- How is love greater than miraculous gifts?
- How does Paul want us to practice prophecy?
Sunday, Nov. 9th – Dec. 14th
Bldg. 6, Rm 602 @ 10:45am
The world is changing rapidly, and with it comes an onslaught of challenging questions that impact our faith, families, and daily lives. How do Christians respond when American culture challenges biblical values? How do we lovingly navigate difficult conversations about issues like identity, love, justice, and self-fulfillment? In this course, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of God’s truth and how it applies to the complex realities of today’s world. Through honest discussion, biblical teaching, and practical tools, we’ll wrestle with these hard issues together, helping you find hope, confidence, and faith in God’s unchanging truth. As you learn to engage culture with grace and conviction, you’ll be equipped to live and speak God’s love into the lives of others while standing firm in your own.
