Weekly Local Classes
Joshua 1:8 (NIV)
“Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it.”
The Lord is telling us to stay close to His words—read them, think about them, and live them.
When we do, our decisions become clearer, our hearts become calmer, and our lives begin to reflect His love.
Have you ever read a scripture and wondered, What does this really mean for my life?
Have you ever wanted to pray, but didn’t know where to begin… or wished you could feel the Lord’s presence more clearly in your everyday moments?
So many of us carry quiet questions in our hearts.
We want to understand our faith more deeply.
We want answers for our family struggles, our worries, our regrets, and our hopes.
We want a relationship with the Lord that feels real, steady, and close.
These weekly classes were created for that purpose.
Deborah will be hosting small weekly gatherings here in Missouri, with groups of about 15–20 people so everyone feels comfortable asking questions, sharing, and learning together.
Each week we will take one simple topic and gently walk through it, step by step—so you leave with something you can truly use in your life.
Topics will include:
- Learning how to pray in a way that feels natural and heartfelt
- Understanding difficult scripture in plain, everyday language
- Finding faith when life is hard or confusing
- Parenting and guiding family with patience and wisdom
- Forgiveness, healing, and letting go of old pain
- Living your faith in real situations—not just in church
- The Later Seasons of Faith – When the Heart Looks Back and Ahead. A gentle class for seniors exploring purpose, peace, legacy, and drawing closer to the Lord in life’s later chapters
These classes are not lectures.
They are conversations.
They are meant to feel like sitting around a table together—two cups of coffee, an open Bible, and hearts that are ready to learn one small lesson at a time.
Because when we begin to understand His words, we begin to understand our lives.
And little by little, we start to feel His presence walking beside us.
