Discipleship is more than just a buzzword. It’s every earnest Christian’s ambition, both for himself and for others. But where do you begin, and how do you proceed in the vital process of Christian growth? And especially, how do you overcome deeply ingrained habits that seem to stifle any spiritual progress? Changed Into His Image is a chart and compass that will heartily encourage Christians with its effectiveness, and pleasantly surprise them with its simplicity. Dealing with such topics as learning to exercise self-restraint, recognizing reality, walking in wisdom, and setting a godly example, Changed Into His Image has been the key for thousands of believers to unlock the mysteries of overcoming and fruitful living. 

Not everyone who grows older, grows up. For many Christians who struggle with living out their faith, troubles can either set us back or move us forward in our relationship with Christ. Whether you need endurance for the testing and trials you face, love that energizes your faith, self-control over your words, a deeper and more genuine friendship with God, or an enriched and realistic prayer life, this series will confront us with James' powerful and often hard-hitting guidance for those who want to turn their challenges into triumph. Prepare for a long, hard look in the mirror of God's Word that will empower your faith.

The NC Bar Association says 70% of North Carolinians have failed to establish an effective Will.  With the increased risk of nursing home care or prolonged healthcare costs at end of life, or the conflicts that arise amongst families the need for effective planning has grown.
From a Christian's perspective, planning does not involve the spirit of fear (2 Tim. 1:7), therefore, we will approach planning with a biblical point of view.  This class will study the benefits of having a Will; the necessity of the Power of Attorney and Health Care Power of Attorney; the issues regarding the Living Will; the protections of Special Needs Trusts, Revocable Living Trusts, Irrevocable Trusts and LLCs; exempting property to qualify for Medicaid and walk through the steps required of Estate Administration.