This is the way we make Disciples of Jesus at Christ United who Love God, Love People, and Change the World. These Disciples engage in an intentional, ongoing, transformational pursuit of Jesus Christ. Follow this itinerary to guide you through your transformation as an Explorer, a Voyager, and a Navigator, growing and changing through studies, classes, groups, and intensives.

CU 101

Sunday | January 11 | 11:45 a.m. | C221/223

This is an introductory information class about Christ United and all we offer as a church. Join our pastors and key staff for a brief orientation to ministry at Christ United. Plus, learn about Christ United and how we love God, love people, and change the world. Light meal provided. A single class which occurs monthly.

The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis

Wednesdays | January 7 - February 11 | 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. | Hospitality Room

Led by Pastor Rob Couch | Have you ever wondered what heaven and hell might really be like? We will be diving into C.S. Lewis’ The Great Divorce, a thought-provoking story that challenges the way we think about eternity, choice, and the reality of God’s love. Join us as we explore this classic work together and discover insights that can transform the way we live today. Those attending the study are encouraged to purchase The Great Divorce on their own, but it isn’t required to benefit from the study. Voyager ST

Lower Still: A Lenten Journey into Humility

Sundays | February 22 – March 22 | 3:00 p.m. | Room A-207

Led by Pastor Shaun | Join us for a five-week journey into the heart of Christian humility. Together we’ll explore how Jesus models a life of surrender, service, and love; and how humility can reshape our relationships, our faith, and our daily walk with God. 

Lenten Study of the Book of Luke

Wednesdays | February 25 - April 1 | 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. | Hospitality Room

Led by Pastor Brian Hasty | In this 5-week study, we will take a closer look at the Gospel of Luke during Lent. Using Inductive Bible Study methods, we’ll focus on learning how to read the Bible well by slowing down, paying careful attention to what the text says, asking better questions, and reflecting on how God wants it to shape our lives. Luke is a great place to practice because of its clear flow and rich storytelling about Jesus. This class is designed to give you tools you can keep using long after Lent is over. | VOY ST