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Sunday School

White Oak ARP offers a variety of opportunities for people of all ages to grow in the faith. Sunday School is a specific time set aside for topics of Christian education. These sessions are more interactive and study-like than a formal service. Sunday School takes place from 9:45-10:30am.

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  • College & Career to Adults: Classes range in topic and style, from more inductive studies through particular books of the Bible to broader explorations of specific theological or doctrinal topics; some classes are more lecture-based, and others are discussion-based.
    Adult classes meet on the first floor of the education buil    ding.
     

 

Current Sunday School Topics are Below:

  • 2 & 3 Year-Olds - A Sure Foundation: His Praiseworthy Deeds

  • PK/K: 4, 5, 6 Year Olds - God Created All Things

  • 1st & 2nd Grade - Pleasing God

  • 3rd– 5th Grade - God’s Servants 

  • Middle & High School -  Psalms

  • Adult Classes​

    • Genealogy of Jesus: Join us as we take a Biblical survey exploring the genealogy of Jesus and the individuals mentioned within it. We will explore a variety of texts through Scripture and see how God weaves his plan of redemption through the lives of Jesus' earthly family. - Room 111

    • The Gospel-centered Community: Building biblical community in the church & among those with whom we associate is our goal. We will be using The Gospel-centered Community by Robert Thune & Will Walker as our guide to focus our Bible study. This class is for all adult ages to help us, as believers, get past the current prevailing evangelical notion of church as a building and programs & help us get to a gospel-centered life here at White Oak and in our broader community. An effective, gospel-centered community will lead to growing discipleship, rich fellowship and Spirit-empowered mission. - Room 206

    • Parenting & Grandparenting: Based on Paul Tripp’s book "Parenting," this class offers parents much more than a “to-do” list. Instead, it presents us with a big-picture view of God’s plan for us as parents. Outlining fourteen foundational principles centered on the Gospel, we see how God’s grace has the power to shape how we view everything we do as parents (or grandparents). - Room 207

    • Nehemiah for You...a study by Kathleen Nielson and D.A. Carson (Begins July 14):
      We are made to love stories – and Nehemiah draws us into a powerful one. It’s a true
      story, all about God’s faithfulness to His people and the call for their faithful response to
      Him. Nehemiah reminds us to see through to the invisible reality of the good hand of God
      actively shaping the course of nations, for His sovereign, eternal purposes…and being
      reminded of it even in the dark. - Room 107

    • The Whole Christ (Begins July 14): Since we’re saved by grace alone, does the law of God have a place in the life of a Christian? This perennial question is essential to answer if we are to be faithful followers of Christ. In this series, Dr. Sinclair Ferguson expands on his book and illustrates the biblical relationship between God’s grace and our work. Dr. Ferguson makes it clear that the solution to both legalism and lawlessness is the same - a right understanding of the gospel of Jesus Christ. - Room 209
      Discipleship Class (Begins August 4): In Matthew 28, Jesus charges his disciples to go and make more disciples. What does that look like? What is a disciple and how do you make one? We will be turning to God's Word and Christ's example to better understand how we can be faithful to the Great Commission. We'll discuss practical steps and tips for discipleship. And find specific opportunities to disciple others and be discipled here at White Oak.

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