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At Brentwood Oaks, we value Bible study. We believe in the inspired word of God and how it affects our lives each and every day. One of the ways we emphasize that at Brentwood Oaks is to take great care in studying God’s word. Every four years, we are on track to cover the entire Bible. Take a look below at our Bible class locations and schedule, as well as what books we will be studying over the next four years.

Sunday Morning Bible Classes

Seeking Pathways (18 – 30s) – Developing a faith of their own, early in seeking their way in life, education, career.
Donovan Davis – A-112 

Building on Foundations (30s – 40s) – Continuing to grow in faith, building on the foundations they have laid in careers and families.
Joe Farmer– A-129/130 

Navigating Changes (40s – 50s) – Navigating how to walk in faith in the midst of changes and challenges – in careers and families, older children, aging parents.
Scott Click & Sheldon McGee – Conference Room

Expanding Horizons (50s – 60s) – Finding new challenges and opportunities to serve and grow in faith – later in careers/early in retirement, perhaps with grown children who are starting families of their own.
Keith Stanglin - Chapel 

Creating a Legacy (70s+) – Passing on faith to the next generation – generally post-career/retired, many have grandchildren with families – a wealth of experience and wisdom to share.
Robert Bluethman – A-150 

Auditorium – An in-depth study of Scripture for a people growing in the faith.
Mark Shipp 

Searchers – Learning the story of redemption for those new to the story of Scripture.
Charlie Johanson – A-127

Spring 2023 Wednesday Evening Bible Classes

Beginning January 4:

All Adults
Crucial Conversations - Various teachers
A-150

Bible Study Plan

God's people at Brentwood Oaks believe that all Bible study should lead to knowledge, understanding, and love of God.  

To ensure that we are studying the full spectrum of the Biblical canon, the church has set out a division of the scripture over 4 years, each year anchored by a study of one of the four Gospels.