New Heights Baptist Church, Louisville, KY

The adult Sunday School classes of New Heights meet at 9:30 a.m. and they are vital to the spiritual health of each individual and our church body.  These classes are devoted to deeply studying God’s word, theology, and ministry with the purpose of equipping our members for the work of ministry and for building up the body of Christ (Eph 4:12).

Starting on Sunday, February 19th, our adult Sunday School classes will be open for anyone to attend, and they will no longer be based upon any age segregation. We hope that this will give an opportunity for those who don’t attend regularly or don’t feel like they belong, to attend a Sunday School class.

From February 19th through March 25th, we will have one Sunday School course on the topic of the Church. Starting in April, we will have two Sunday School courses running concurrently with one considering basic Christian beliefs and the other studying the book of Colossians. We hope that you will prayerfully consider attending these upcoming courses.

Upcoming Sunday School Courses:

Feb 19 – Mar 25

The Doctrine of the Church
Have you ever wondered what the Church is? Or, maybe you have wondered why we have things like church membership, church discipline and the ordinances of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper. If so, this class will answer these questions specifically, looking at what the Bible itself has to say about the Church and its importance in the life of a Christian.

Apr 8 – Jun 24

Christian Beliefs
This class will consider basic doctrinal questions of the Christian faith like: What is the Bible?, What is the Trinity? and What is Election?

Colossians
This class will take an in depth look at the book of Colossians seeking to understand its theological significance and practical implications for today.

Note: The senior adult men’s and women’s classes will not be affected by this new schedule.

This Sunday morning begins our 8 week sermon series called “What is the Gospel?”  I’m not sure there has ever been a more important series in the life of our church and our community.  I hope you’ll all be faithful in attendance for the next two months and that you’ll be praying about who you can bring with you.

Nothing is more important than individual believers and the corporate body having a biblical understanding of the gospel.  The implications for believing the gospel are not only eternally significant but are important for every day of the believer’s life in Christ.

Here is a look at the topics we will be addressing:

January 8 – Does God Exist and What is He Like?

January 15 – What is Sin and am I Really a Sinner?

January 22 – Who was Jesus and Why Does He Matter?

January 29 – Why Did Jesus Die? 

February 5 – What Must I Do to Be Saved?

February 12 – How Does God Forgive Sinners?

February 19 – What Happens After Someone is Saved?

February 26 – Can I Really Know God Has Forgiven Me?