Faith Cafe  is a safe place to study, discuss, and explore faith. Faith Cafe meets on Sunday at 9 am in the Havrilla Room and 10:30 am in the Amos Room.  No registration required and new participants are welcome at any time.

In this video study, author Matt Chandler walks us through the Beatitudes where Jesus describes the surprising qualities that define life in his kingdom. These traits do not develop overnight, but are formed slowly as the Holy Spirit works in us and as we walk alongside others in faith. Discover how the Beatitudes serve as a roadmap for spiritual formation, guiding believers toward a deeper, more authentic life with Christ.

This six-week series meets on Sunday at 9 am and 10:30 am in the Havrilla Room from September 13 through October 18. No need to sign up. Choose the time that fits your schedule. 

The King Is Coming brings clarity and conviction to what Scripture calls our blessed hope, showing how Christ’s return was meant to awaken our faith, sharpen our purpose, and prepare us to stand confident at Christ's appearing. Join us for a six-session series on the book by John Bevere.

This six-week series meets on Sunday at 9 am in the Havrilla Room and 10:30 am in the Amos Room from October 25 through November 29. No need to sign up. Choose the time that fits your schedule. 

TraVERSEing the Word is a verse-by-verse Bible study in a warm, welcoming, and encouraging environment. Whether you are opening the Bible for the first time or have been studying it for years, you will find a place here. You are welcome to join us at any time.  

There is never any pressure to speak or participate, but you are always invited to ask questions or share your thoughts.

Kevin Fox teaches this class and the Bible is our only textbook. There is no homework but you will be given the verses and quotes covered each week for your own reflection.

The class meets every Wednesday evening from 7-8 pm in the Havrilla Room (weather permitting) and via Zoom. Session begin each year on the Wednesday following Labor Day and conclude on the Wednesday after Memorial Day.  We will be studying the Book of Joshua beginning September 2026. 

Women's Bible study begins a six-session, video-based study on Romans: In the Grip of Grace by Max Lucado. Author Max Lucado says, "My hope for anyone going through this study is that they would receive that liberating understanding of grace that sets us free from having to do good things, so that we can do good things. There’s no more have to, instead there’s I can do. Romans is truly a liberating study, and I pray that’s what happens for anybody who studies it."
 
If you’ve never participated in a Bible study or haven’t recently, we would love for you to join us! All women are welcome! We will meet in the Havrilla Room on Thursday from 9-11 am from October 22 through December 3. 

Each week, small groups specifically for men meet at Liberty Corner Church for study, fellowship, and prayer. New participants are always welcome.

Leader | Timothy Grubb

This small group has been meeting continuously since 1992. Each Thursday night, we gather for singing, lessons, and prayer. New members are welcome.

Our study is hybrid—in person at the Grubb residence and via Zoom—each Thursday at 7:30 pm for 90 minutes. Homework is not required, but singing is strongly encouraged.

After forty years in the wilderness, the time for God's promises to be fulfilled has finally arrived. However, victory had to be claimed through trust and obedience. By God's grace, redemption was made accessible, but it was up to Israel to access it. The Book of Joshua offers spiritual keys for the warfare that comes with leaving what's behind and moving forward into our blood-bought redemption. Whether we are to arm ourselves with testimony or remain obedient during uncertainty, we must ultimately lean on God for the power to overcome. There is no end to how much darkness this world will wield against our walk with Christ. Nevertheless, we must know that God has already won the war on our behalf. In the same manner that Joshua marched around the walls of Jericho and faced the threats of kinds, we, too, must be strong and courageous in the face of our own challenges.