Online and In-Person Bible Studies and Fellowship
Lenten Devotions 2025
To help guide you through this season of Lent, we are offering nine different Lenten devotional resources designed to meet the needs of all ages. Whether you are looking for a family-friendly devotional, a reflective daily reading, or a deeper theological study, there is something for everyone. These resources will equip and encourage you as we prepare our hearts for the joy of Easter. We invite you to take advantage of these opportunities to grow in faith and draw closer to Christ during this sacred time.
FellowShipmates Bible Study: 1 Thessalonians
7pm, In-Home Study
Every Other Tuesday
Led by Julie and David Teefey
The Book of First Thessalonians is one of the letters written by the Apostle Paul, offering guidance, encouragement, and exhortations to the Christian community in Thessalonica. This epistle emphasizes themes of faith, hope, love, and Christian conduct, offering comfort and teaching on how believers are to live in light of the return of Christ.
Monday Morning Bible Study
9am, Mondays
Online via Zoom
Led by Pastor Luke
Join us for an online Bible study on Monday mornings. We will be studying the book of Revelation. For lifelong Christians, and especially those new to the Christian faith, the insights and interpretation of Revelation is a fascinating study. Contact Pastor Luke for the Zoom link.
Bible Study Topic: Revelation
11am, Sundays
Mission Campus Conference Room/online hybrid
Led by Carol Doms and Joy Humbarger
The 11am Bible study is now studying Revelation. Join us as we delve into the depths of these books to glean insights for daily living.
Shawnee Men’s Bible Study: “The Truth Project”
Wednesdays, 6:30pm, Beginning January 8
Room 201
Facilitated by Bill Peterson
The Shawnee Men’s Group will begin a twelve week video study titled The Truth Project by Dr. Del Tackett, when we resume our sessions on January 8, 2025.
Pastor-Led Bible Study: Small Catechism
9:45am, Sundays
Shawnee Campus
Led by the Pastors
Make your plans to join the adult bible class that meets between the two worship services on Sunday morning at the Shawnee campus. This Pastor led bible class will meet to dive into and discuss the Small Catechism and its continued relevance in our world today.
9:45am Bible Study Eyewitness Topics
Sundays, 9:45am, Mission Campus Heritage Room
Led by Amy Holsapple and Bill Vaughn
We are covering a number of topics provided by Eyewitness Bible Study – Origin of Gods-Rachel; Teaching about Jesus-Apollos; Gratitude-Cornelius; The Finger of God-Mary mother of Jesus to name a few. Please feel free to come visit and become a member of this Bible study.
Wednesday Women’s Bible Study
9:30-11am, Wednesdays
Monticello Library in Shawnee
Led by Julie von der Linden
The Shawnee Campus Wednesday Women’s Study will be starting When You Pray by Kelly Minter, Jackie Hill Perry, Jen Wilkin, Jennifer Rothschild, Jada Edwards, and Kristi McClelland beginning September 18. Any questions or need more information, contact Julie von der Linden.
50+ Bible Study: The Word of the Lord Grows
10:15am Wednesdays
Mission Campus Fellowship Hall
Led by Pastor Ron
“The Word of God continued to increase and the number of the disciples multiplied greatly. . .” That’s how the author of what we call the “Book of Acts” or “Acts of the Apostles” describes the original church growth movement, the planting and growth of the early church. This will be the subject of our 50+ Bible study group beginning in September.
Saturday Women’s Bible Study
Second and Fourth Saturdays
8:30am Online
Led by Carol Doms and Joy Humbarger
For the rest of the Bible study time for 2024 will be a time of prayer and praise. On January 11 a new topic will begin: Dragon Prophecy by Jonathan Cahn.
In-Depth Scripture Bible Study
Sundays, 9:45am
Mission Campus Conference Room
Led by Randy and Marsha Fassold
This group enjoys studying the depths of the Scriptures in order to really know what’s going on in God’s story. We enjoy good conversation, good questions, and a good sense of community each Sunday morning.
Lesser Known Books of the Bible – Bible Class
9:45am, Sundays, Starting September 17
In Person in the Adult Lounge, Mission Campus
Led by Susie Schram and Janet Vetter
Ever wondered about those books of the Bible that you don’t know too much about–Ezra, Nehemiah, Ezekiel, Hosea, Amos, Philemon? Join our Bible class that meets in the adult Lounge at the Mission campus at 9:45am on Sunday mornings.
Tuesday Morning Men’s Bible Study
Tuesdays
7:00-8:30am
First Watch
Led by Les Schmidt
We gather for encouragement in the faith and strong discussion in the Scriptures.
Bible Study Topic: Revelation
11am, Sundays
Mission Campus Conference Room/online hybrid
Led by Carol Doms and Joy Humbarger
The 11am Bible study is now studying Revelation. Join us as we delve into the depths of these books to glean insights for daily living.
Pastor-Led Bible Study: Small Catechism
9:45am, Sundays
Shawnee Campus
Led by the Pastors
Make your plans to join the adult bible class that meets between the two worship services on Sunday morning at the Shawnee campus. This Pastor led bible class will meet to dive into and discuss the Small Catechism and its continued relevance in our world today.
9:45am Bible Study Eyewitness Topics
Sundays, 9:45am, Mission Campus Heritage Room
Led by Amy Holsapple and Bill Vaughn
We are covering a number of topics provided by Eyewitness Bible Study – Origin of Gods-Rachel; Teaching about Jesus-Apollos; Gratitude-Cornelius; The Finger of God-Mary mother of Jesus to name a few. Please feel free to come visit and become a member of this Bible study.
In-Depth Scripture Bible Study
Sundays, 9:45am
Mission Campus Conference Room
Led by Randy and Marsha Fassold
This group enjoys studying the depths of the Scriptures in order to really know what’s going on in God’s story. We enjoy good conversation, good questions, and a good sense of community each Sunday morning.
Lesser Known Books of the Bible – Bible Class
9:45am, Sundays, Starting September 17
In Person in the Adult Lounge, Mission Campus
Led by Susie Schram and Janet Vetter
Ever wondered about those books of the Bible that you don’t know too much about–Ezra, Nehemiah, Ezekiel, Hosea, Amos, Philemon? Join our Bible class that meets in the adult Lounge at the Mission campus at 9:45am on Sunday mornings.
Monday Morning Bible Study
9am, Mondays
Online via Zoom
Led by Pastor Luke
Join us for an online Bible study on Monday mornings. We will be studying the book of Revelation. For lifelong Christians, and especially those new to the Christian faith, the insights and interpretation of Revelation is a fascinating study. Contact Pastor Luke for the Zoom link.
FellowShipmates Bible Study: 1 Thessalonians
7pm, In-Home Study
Every Other Tuesday
Led by Julie and David Teefey
The Book of First Thessalonians is one of the letters written by the Apostle Paul, offering guidance, encouragement, and exhortations to the Christian community in Thessalonica. This epistle emphasizes themes of faith, hope, love, and Christian conduct, offering comfort and teaching on how believers are to live in light of the return of Christ.
Tuesday Morning Men’s Bible Study
Tuesdays
7:00-8:30am
First Watch
Led by Les Schmidt
We gather for encouragement in the faith and strong discussion in the Scriptures.
Shawnee Men’s Bible Study: “The Truth Project”
Wednesdays, 6:30pm, Beginning January 8
Room 201
Facilitated by Bill Peterson
The Shawnee Men’s Group will begin a twelve week video study titled The Truth Project by Dr. Del Tackett, when we resume our sessions on January 8, 2025.
Wednesday Women’s Bible Study
9:30-11am, Wednesdays
Monticello Library in Shawnee
Led by Julie von der Linden
The Shawnee Campus Wednesday Women’s Study will be starting When You Pray by Kelly Minter, Jackie Hill Perry, Jen Wilkin, Jennifer Rothschild, Jada Edwards, and Kristi McClelland beginning September 18. Any questions or need more information, contact Julie von der Linden.
50+ Bible Study: The Word of the Lord Grows
10:15am Wednesdays
Mission Campus Fellowship Hall
Led by Pastor Ron
“The Word of God continued to increase and the number of the disciples multiplied greatly. . .” That’s how the author of what we call the “Book of Acts” or “Acts of the Apostles” describes the original church growth movement, the planting and growth of the early church. This will be the subject of our 50+ Bible study group beginning in September.
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Saturday Women’s Bible Study
Second and Fourth Saturdays
8:30am Online
Led by Carol Doms and Joy Humbarger
For the rest of the Bible study time for 2024 will be a time of prayer and praise. On January 11 a new topic will begin: Dragon Prophecy by Jonathan Cahn.
Discipleship
What is disciple formation?
We are so very loved by God in Jesus Christ! Every time we read the Bible or attend worship we are reminded of the forgiveness of sin and the goodness of God. Our love and service flows from the joy that salvation is the free gift of God to all who believe. Discipleship formation is an intentional focus upon how we live as Christians, how we serve each other, and how we grow in faith. God invites us to walk in newness of life.
We were buried therefore with him by baptism into death, in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might walk in newness of life. Romans 6:4 ESV
This “newness of life” is given to us by the Holy Spirit through Baptism. The Holy Spirit calls us to live in His truth. Disciples of Jesus are people filled with grace. They hear the call to live as Jesus says. As we gather around the means of grace, the Holy Spirit works in us and strengthens our faith.
As we listen to and read Scripture we learn the art of living well from Jesus. The Gospels show us Jesus and the heart of God very clearly. All the Old Testament points forward to the Gospel story; the New Testament is the fulfillment, showing what Christ taught and did.
How can you fit in?
We are all walking on the journey of life. As Christians, we can be assured that there will be a glorious end to whatever troubles the world gives. We are assured of eternal salvation. But what to do in the mean time? Live well. What does living well mean? God has had in mind the good of all mankind from the beginning of the world. He wants us to follow in His ways as a father wants his child to “do the right thing,” not because it is commanded, but because it is our new way of life. God wants us to “fear” him, which means to “have God on our minds.” If God is on your mind, the result can only be good. Serve other people. Give from your heart. Learn what He says. Talk to God as much as you can.
For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them. Ephesians 2:10 ESV
At Trinity, it is our goal to help you “keep God on your mind.” We walk with you through life as partners. We provide meaningful outlets to serve. We give many opportunities to study God’s Word together. We laugh and we cry together. We pray and worship together as a foreshadowing of the wonderful worship we will experience in eternity. Come and find the joy of living God’s way!
“I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.” John 15:5 ESV
