Discipleship COMMUNITIES

The purpose of discipleship community groups is to have a forum for people to connect, share a meal, share each others’ burdens, pray for one another, grow in Christ, and discuss biblical issues throughout the week. These groups take place throughout the week (including Sunday mornings) -- at homes, the church building, coffee shops....anywhere, really -- and are open to all. 


For specific info on how to get involved or visit one of these discipleship communities, email Pastor Hunter Taylor: hunter@browncorners.org

Sunday morning Classes

This is a list of our Fall Discipleship Classes that meet on Sunday mornings at 10 am.  Our Fall Session will run from September 14th to December 7th.

If you have any questions about any of the classes, feel free to contact us on the 'Contact Us' tab at the top of the website!

  • STARTING OVER

    For New and Used Christians living in a hostile, confusing, chaotic world. 


    Scripture passages to help us understand our new life in Christ, the hope God gives us for our days on earth, and God's dwelling with us now and His future with us when everything is made new.


    Teacher: Herb Bowers

    Room: R3

  • DISCIPLESHIP & THE GREAT COMMISSION


    What does it truly mean to be a disciple of Jesus? This class walks through Scripture—anchored in Matthew 28—to explore a biblical understanding of discipleship and how Jesus calls His followers to live out the Great Commission.

     

    Teacher: Steve Fair

    Room: Activity Room

  • LUKE (CHAPTERS 7-24)


    This class continues through the Gospel of Luke, chapters 7–24, taking a closer look at Jesus’ earthly ministry and mission. Through open discussion, we’ll seek to glean more than just the words on the page as we grow in understanding who Jesus is and how He calls us to live.


     

    Teacher: Tom Halberda

    Room: Fellowship Hall

  • KINGS OF ISRAEL


    Near the conclusion of 2 Samuel, this class continues in the study of Israel’s kings. Together we’ll examine leadership, obedience, failure, and God’s covenant faithfulness as the story of God’s people unfolds.


     

    Teacher: Greg Robinson | Todd Palmer

    Room: Prayer Room

  • THE STORM INSIDE


    This women’s class works through Sheila Walsh’s The Storm Inside, exploring how God meets us in our struggles with fear, shame, and insecurity. Through scripture, discussion, and reflection, participants are encouraged to find peace and freedom rooted in God’s truth. 


    Teacher: Sally Wess

    Room: E1

  • JOSHUA & JUDGES

    An Old Testament Survey


    This discussion-based class walks through the Old Testament together, currently studying Joshua and moving into Judges this semester.  Through guided conversation, we’ll explore Israel’s story, God’s faithfulness, and what these foundational books reveal about following the Lord in every season.



    Teacher: Jim Walter

    Room: R5


  • EXPLORING THE BIBLE

    A Bible Project Study on the Bible


    In Ephesians, Paul summarizes what the most important apocalyptic event in history is: Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, and the gift of the Spirit to bring new creation right here in the present world. Paul wants his audience to comprehend the nature of the apocalypse of Jesus and how to respond to it. In this class, we’ll take a deep dive into Paul’s letter to the Ephesians and, by placing Paul’s letter in its first-century context, we’ll reshape our perception in significant ways.


    Teacher: Jeff Mulheron | Nate Lyon
    Room: The Hub

  • EVERY THOUGHT CAPTIVE


    This class studies Kyle Idleman’s Every Thought Captive, focusing on how our thought patterns shape our faith and daily lives. Through Scripture and discussion, participants will learn how to identify unhealthy thinking and intentionally align their minds with God’s truth.



    Teacher: Kathie Kinzel

    Room: C7

  • THE HOLE IN THE GOSPEL


    This class will study The Hole in the Gospel, challenging participants to examine how faith and action intersect/. Through discussion, we’ll explore God’s heart for justice, compassion, and living out the gospel in practical and transformative ways.


    Teacher: Sam Wienke

    Room: E2

Sunday evening Groups


Sunday evening classes will run for the school year starting  September 7th, from 5pm-6:30pm, which is the same time as our Children's Ministry and our Middle School Student Ministry.  

  • Kids Club

    Check in at Children’s Welcome Desk


    Classes for the following age groups are offered:


    Pre K & Kindergarten     

    1st - 2nd Grade Girls   

    1st - 2nd Grade Boys  

    3rd - 4th Grade Girls   

    3rd - 4th Grade Boys


    Join us for a fun time of activities, crafts, snacks, inflatables and learning more about the Bible and a relationship with Jesus!

  • Youth Groups

    Every Sunday evening we host a weekly youth group program for students from 5th-8th grade (middle school) and 9th-12th grade (high school).  Youth Group runs from 5:00pm to 6:30pm with extra time at the end for high schoolers to stay and connect from 6:30-7:30


    5:00-5:30pm  Check-In | Activity in The Hub

    5:30-6:00pm  Worship | Teaching in the Sanctuary

    6:00-6:30pm  Small Groups (Various locations

    6:30-7:30pm   High School After Party in The Hub


    Although the program varies week to week, our priority is to create an opportunity for students to connect with their peers, caring adults and God in a unique, friendly, fun, and welcoming environment so that they can grow closer to one another as we all grow closer to God!  If you have more questions or would like more information on the Student Ministry, feel free to click the link below to be redirected to our BCC Students Page!


    BCC Students