"Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God." Why does Scripture use this language of new birth and new creation, of being dead in our sin but made alive in Christ? Why is this new birth necessary, and what is its implication in the believer's life?

Join us in our 9 am Sunday school class as we consider these questions in a study of the doctrine of regeneration. In this 13-week series, we'll explore Scripture together to understand better the depths of our sin and our need for this work of the Holy Spirit. While the doctrine of regeneration is humbling, it helps us better see the great salvation that is ours in Christ and worship him alone. 

• December 3 - Why we need the new birth (Jon Pouliot)
• December 10 - What is the new birth? (Sheldon Searle)
• December 17 - Our need is greater than we can imagine (Devin Shoulders)
• December 24/31 - no Sunday School
• January 7 - Salvation is deeper than we could imagine (Jon Pouliot)
• January 14 - Sin is the root of our problem (Devin Shoulders)
• January 21 - How damaged are we by sin? (Jon Pouliot)
• January 28 - How sin affects our minds and wills (Victor Reed)
• February 4 - Born of God (Sheldon Searle)
• February 11 - Understanding God's order of salvation (Devin Shoulders)
• February 18 - Calling, regeneration and conversion (Sheldon Searle)
• February 25 - The consequences of the new birth: faith and repentance (Victor Reed)
• March 3 - What happens to infants and children? (Jon Pouliot)
• March 10 - Signs of new life (Victor Reed)

Audio links will be added each week.