BIBLE STUDY CLASS
Sundays 9:15am – Scout Room (Basement Level off of the Fellowship Hall, currently via email) 

Adults can join the Scout Room class Sundays via email for fellowship and discussion of the latest lesson from The Present Word series.  For more information, contact Tom (tomlexky@gmail.com) 

Topics:

 June 6:  Why Do You Worry? (Matthew 6:19-34)

June 13: Why Are You Afraid? (Matthew 8:23-27; Mark 4:35-41; Luke 8:22-25)

June 20: Healed by Faith (Matthew 9:1-26; Mark 5:21-43; Luke 8:40-56)

June 27: Why Do You Doubt? (Matthew 14:22-33)

July 4: An Attitude of Gratitude (Leviticus 13-14; Luke 5:12-16; Luke 17:11-19)

July 11: The Power of the Gospel (Romans 1)

July 18: The Faith of Abraham (Romans 4)

July 25: Justification through Faith (Romans5:1-11)

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS 
Sundays 

(Meeting on Zoom at 9:00am)

Hosted by Rev. Matt Falco
9:00am Sunday 

Adult Sunday School (Hybrid: In-person & Zoom)
On Sunday, June 6th, Matt will begin a 4 week, 45 minute Sunday school Class on “The Church.” It will be hybrid – both in-person in the library at Maxwell Street and online in a Zoom room. Email Matt (matt@maxpres.org)  for more information.

KERYGMA – PASTOR’S CLASS – This class takes a break during the summer. Look for more details in August.
Wednesday Mornings 10:30 to 11:45am on Zoom 
(Meets virtually)

 Matt’s Wednesday classes meet at 10:30am (begins January 13)

A movement called Christian Nationalism was in the news before the attempted insurrection on January 6th, but since then, there has been a proliferation of articles on the subject. It is thought of by many as an extreme movement inconsistent with Christian teaching and practice. Many prominent evangelical pastors have denounced it. However, there are many pastors and churches that regularly weave together themes of Christianity and nationalism within their worshiping communities. An op-ed appeared in Newsweek on March 22nd asking if there was really anything wrong with Christian Nationalism, eventually drawing the conclusion that if defined correctly, the answer should be no. The author suspects (probably correctly) that millions of Christians would identify the United States as a “Christian Nation,” but asks us to wonder what they mean by that? We’ll think about this and more as we begin a conversation on this topic April 7th. No pre-reading is required, but in addition to many articles, books on the subject include: The Power Worshippers by Stewart, The Founding Myth by Seidel, and Taking America Back for God by Whitehead. Join us Wednesdays on Zoom at 10:30. Email Matt Falco for more information. Join us Wednesdays on Zoom at 10:30. For more information, email Matt (matt@maxpres.org). I hope you’ll join us on Zoom for some insightful conversation.