Adult Discipleship
At FBC Basehor, discipleship is a top priority. We would love for you to join us in one of our many small group discipleship opportunities on Sunday mornings and throughout the week.
Check out our weekly scheduled opportunities below:
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Come join one of our great small group Sunday School Classes!
8:00 AM (*no childcare)
Cornerstone Class (Senior Adults) - Teacher: Marvin Stringfellow (Room D)
Outreach Class (Senior Adults) - Teacher: Rich Menninger & Phil Noah (Room B)
Hope of Glory (Senior Adults) - Teacher: Ron Moss (Room C)
9:30 AM
Adult 1 - Teacher: Dustin Barker (Multi room)
Adult 2 - Teacher: Kyle Parker, Kyle Selanders, Zach Pittman (Multi room)
Adult 5 - Teachers: Wayne Schweizer & Jonathan Wiles (Multi room)
11:00 AM
College & Career - Teachers: Tim & Shawnda Toland (Lower Level)
Adult 3 - Teacher: Eric Grusenmeyer (Lower Level)
Adult 4 - Teacher: Jerry Hardwick & Carl Prioleau (Multi room)
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Each Wednesday morning at 9:30 we gather for a small group Bible Study made up of mostly Senior Adults. We would love for you to join us!
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Each Thursday at 9:45am, our ladies of all ages gather to study God’s Word together. We would love for you to be part of it!
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At FBC Basehor, we have a thriving Women’s Ministry. Be on the lookout for our frequent “Ladies Coffee Connects” and other events and activities!
For information about our other ladies Bible studies, please contact us at office@fbcbasehor.com
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At FBC Basehor we love to gather as men to encourage and come alongside each other as we seek to live for Christ. Be on the lookout for our frequent “Men’s Breakfast’s” and other events and activities.
For more information about our “Every Man a Warrior” groups or other men’s studies, contact us at office@fbcbasehor.com
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Want to grow deeper in your walk with Jesus? Pastor Larry is launching our brand new Discipleship Challenge - a practical tool tl help you elevate and strengthen you spiritual disciplines weekly.
It covers areas like time in God's Word, prayer, worship, fellowship, seeing, making disciples, and personal holiness. You can do it on your own, with a friend, or join the group for weekly check-ins and accountability.See more information below
The Discipleship Challenge
Growing as a disciple means regularly taking time to evaluate our spiritual progress. This challenge is designed to help you do just that. Take a few moments each week to reflect on how you're doing in each of the areas of spiritual disciplines and practical righteousness.
The Spiritual Disciplines
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How are you engaging with God's Word this week? Whether you're reading, studying, memorizing, or meditating on Scripture, take a moment to reflect on what God is teaching you and how you're applying it to your life.
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How's your prayer life? Are you talking with God regularly and journaling what He's doing?
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Worship is more than Sunday mornings. Did you worship authentically this week, and where/when did that happen?
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Did you actively pursue biblical fellowship? How did it go?
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Where did you serve in the church? Where did you serve in the community?
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Did you look for ways to make disciples or share the Gospel? Did you miss any opportunities?
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How are you growing? This includes taking steps of faith, being accountable with sin, using your spiritual gifts, and stewarding your time, talents, and treasures well.
Practical Righteousness
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Have your thoughts, words, actions, and media choices reflected a commitment to purity and holiness this week? In what areas have you experienced temptation, and how have you responded in a way that honors God?
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How have you stewarded the resources God has entrusted to you? Are you growing in contentment and generosity, or have material desires competed for your trust and attention?
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How have you intentionally invested in your relationships with family, friends, and others this week? What meaningful connections or encouraging moments have stood out to you?
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How well do your daily efforts and commitments reflect your faith? Are you maintaining healthy, God-honoring priorities across the different areas of your life?
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Have you told any half-truths or outright lies,participated in gossip or used your words to tear othersdown? Are you using your words to encourage and buildothers up? Have you said anything that you regret?
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Have you shared the Gospel with anunbeliever this week? Have you sought out or missed anyopportunities to talk with people about the Lord?
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How are you caring for the body God gave you? Think about your habits around movement, nutrition, and sleep. And just as importantly, how is your emotional and mental health?
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The fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, and self-control—is evidence of the Holy Spirit's work in your life. Where are you seeing that fruit grow? Where are you struggling? What circumstances or relationships are making it hard to bear fruit right now? Above all, are you inviting the Holy Spirit to guide you in every area?
If you have questions or want to join the Challenge Group list, scan the QR code above or follow this link.
The Discipleship Challenge Group Sign-up