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3 03 2024





Welcome To Our Class!

5 05 2012

Welcome to our class! We meet every Sunday at 8 a.m. in Room A-250 in the A Building at First Baptist Woodstock. Directions and a map to our location are at the link below.





Lesson Notes for July 19, 2026 – Joshua 24

18 07 2026

Do you ever suffer from "decision fatigue?" It’s a real thing in our culture as we make hundreds of decisions large and small daily. Tomorrow we will talk about the ULTIMATE decision scripture presents to us. It is a decision no one can avoid and the most important decision we will ever make. Here are the notes for our study in Joshua 24.

Lesson Notes for July 19, 2026 – Joshua 24.pdf





Lesson Notes for July 12, 2026 – Joshua 14

11 07 2026

Don’t you admire someone who pursues what is worthwhile with a "whole heart?" Being "wholehearted" toward God is possible for every Christ-follower. We will look at a great Old Testament example from Joshua 14. Here are the notes.

Lesson Notes for July 12, 2026 – Joshua 14-1-15.pdf





Lesson Notes for June 28, 2026 – Joshua 6

27 06 2026

Have you ever played with one of those Chinese finger traps? Every instinct tells you to pull harder, but the harder you pull, the tighter it gets. The only way to get free is to do the opposite of what feels natural. The Israelites’ experience at Jericho was like that. Sometimes God’s instructions seem counterintuitive—because He sees what we cannot. Here are the notes for our study in Joshua 6.

Lesson Notes for June 28, 2026 – Joshua 6-12-25.pdf





Lesson Notes for June 21, 2026 – Joshua 3

20 06 2026

Tomorrow we continue our study in Joshua chapter three. Warren Wiersbe said, "If you can explain it, God didn’t do it." So true and it applies to our text tomorrow. How do you respond when life presents an impossible situation? As an old song says, "God specializes" in the impossible. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for June 21, 2026 – Joshua 3.pdf





Lesson Notes for June 14, 2026 – Joshua 2

13 06 2026

When do we usually say, "Nobody’s perfect?" The truth is that statement is biblical. We are ALL imperfect; yet God uses unlikely and imperfect people to carry out His plans. He wants to change our imperfect identity through HIs grace and by our faith. Here are the notes for our study in Joshua 2.

Lesson Notes for June 14,2026 – Joshua 2.pdf





Lesson Notes for June 7, 2026 – Joshua 1

6 06 2026

No matter how long we live, there will always be times of challenge and change that cause us to say, "Lord, I don’t think I can do this!" That is when God’s power shows up to help us be "strong and courageous". Here are the notes for our study in Joshua 1.

Lesson Notes for June 7, 2026 – Joshua 1-1-11;16-18.pdf





Our Study for Summer 2026

1 06 2026

We are back to the Old Testament this Summer studying Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. Here is the schedule:





Lesson Notes for May 24, 2026 – Matthew 27

23 05 2026

We’ve known about the cross since we were children but do we truly understand the suffering Jesus endured as our atoning sacrifice? As we study Matthew’s account of the crucifixion we will consider how the horror of the cross reveals both the ugliness of sin and the immeasurable love of Christ. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for May 24, 2026 – Matthew 27-27-31; 45-54.pdf





Lesson Notes for May 17, 2026 – Matthew 25:31-46

16 05 2026

Some consider the warnings in scripture about judgment harsh. Is warning someone about danger harsh or loving? And what about doing good deeds to show our love. Love WARNS and Love WORKS. We’ll dig into that tomorrow in Matthew 25. here are the notes.

Lesson Notes for May 17, 2026 – Matthew 25-31-46.pdf





Lesson Notes for May 10, 2026 – Matthew 24:36-51

9 05 2026

When kids play hide and seek, what does the seeker always say right before they open their eyes? How can that be a great reminder for followers of Christ? We’ll see that as we study Matthew 24. Here are the notes for our study.

Lesson Notes for May 10, 2026 – Matthew 24-36-51.pdf