Sundays, June 1 - August 10 | 9:45 am | Room 200
Scripture calls us to honor Christ and be ready to explain the hope within us (1 Peter 3:15). In this ten-week series, we’ll explore key questions of the Christian faith—Jesus’ identity and resurrection, the existence of God, the Trinity, scripture’s reliability, and the problem of evil. We’ll also look at how faith is best defended through faithful living, learning from the lives of Polycarp, Father Damien, Maximilian Kolbe, and C.S. Lewis.
Mondays, June & July | 9:30 am | Zoom
Join us for WordPlay, a Monday morning Zoom Bible study that brings the ancient words of Scripture to life. We’ll be following the scriptures used in our sermon series and discussing the context, translation choices, and hermeneutical approaches. Led by our pastors, this study reveals how Scripture shapes our preaching, liturgy, and lives. Register on Realm for Zoom link.
Sundays, April 27 - May 18 | 9:45 am | Parlor
Sunday Morning Class with Pastor Stacy Ikard concerning the joys and possibilities of growing older and mellowing our souls.
Sundays, Beginning January 26 | 9:45 am | Parlor
Building on our theme for 2025 – Health and Wholeness, our adult bible study class will kick off a 6 week series, Stories of Hope and Healing. This pastor-led class takes a deep dive into stories of healing from our gospels and Hebrew Scripture. We will delve into the cultural and historical contexts of these stories and discern together how they continue to guide our lives and the life of the Church.
Sundays, March 9 - April 13 | 9:45 am | Dining Hall
A special Lenten Bible study at Westlake Hills Presbyterian Church: "Hallelujah – The Bible & Handel’s Messiah." This class explores the powerful connections between scripture, the libretto of Charles Jennens, and the music of George Frideric Handel to deepen our appreciation of both the Bible and this beloved masterpiece.
Sundays, June 1 - August 10 | 9:45 am | Room 200
Scripture calls us to honor Christ and be ready to explain the hope within us (1 Peter 3:15). In this ten-week series, we’ll explore key questions of the Christian faith—Jesus’ identity and resurrection, the existence of God, the Trinity, scripture’s reliability, and the problem of evil. We’ll also look at how faith is best defended through faithful living, learning from the lives of Polycarp, Father Damien, Maximilian Kolbe, and C.S. Lewis.
Sundays | 9:45 am | Room 202
Contemplative Christian practice quiets the mind to allow for the experience of God’s presence in that moment and (eventually) in every aspect of life. Our Contemplative Christianity class offers the opportunity for group study, discussion, and experience of this ancient-yet-modern Christian approach to knowing God. We share a group reading and discussion, often accompanied by a practice opportunity.
Janis Claflin facilitates the class and is happy to answer questions, 512-657-5498, jcforpeace@gmail.com.
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