An Adult Bible Fellowship (ABF) is a group which provides you with an opportunity to be a part of a smaller community within CFC with the aim of growing you closer to the Lord. ABFs are groups of generally 15 to 30 attenders who meet together each Sunday morning at 9:30am. The size of these groups makes interactive learning very effective and relationships easy to form. ABF classes provide opportunities for Bible study, building relationships, prayer and service. In short, ABFs provide you with the chance to grow as a follower of Jesus Christ. Another great thing about ABF’s is that they are always open to new people joining! We’d love to have you join an ABF on your first Sunday at Christian Fellowship Church.
Our Current Adult Bible Fellowships:
Be Hopeful: A Study In 1st Peter
9:30AM
Location: ALC-A
Teachers: Carl Martin & Ray Rambo
Hope is not a sedative; it is a shot of adrenaline, a blood transfusion. We hope through this study, believers will gain increasing confidence in true Hope, a God in whom they don’t just wish for eternal life. In Scripture, hope means the promise of salvation for those who have accepted Him and His Son’s death and resurrection.
Christians who possess this hope and live as though they possess it will learn godly submission, holy living, and harmony with other believers. These qualities will prepare them for what Peter paints in his epistle as inevitable-suffering and persecution. Though Peter is writing to warn a people who would soon be under the tyranny of a heathen Roman emperor, some level of suffering will always be a part of the believers’ journey. A time is soon coming when living the comfortable Christian life will be far more costly than the life willing to give up all.
Verse-By-Verse through the Book of Acts
9:30AM
Location: ALC-B
Teacher: Dan Scheuerlein
Join us as we study verse-by-verse through the book of Acts. Acts is a powerful book of the Bible that gives us insight into the early church. We will look at how the Holy Spirit impacted the early church. We will look at early church believers and their response to Jesus. We will also look at the struggles early missionaries faced as they sought to grow the church. We hope you will join us in this study!
Luke – Pt 1
Time: 9:30AM
Location: Fellowship Hall 1
Teachers: Larry Van Etten, Irv Wenger, Paul Hartline & Carl Garber
How Do You Respond to Jesus? Who is Jesus of Nazareth, and what does he ask of us? For help answering these questions, we can turn to Luke’s orderly account of Jesus’s life and ministry—the Gospel of Luke. In this eleven-session series, we will walk through the first half of Luke’s Gospel, highlighting who Jesus is, what he did, and how the people around him responded. Luke shows us that Jesus is the savior who came to seek and save people in need, including us—and we must decide how to respond when he lovingly moves toward us.
David’s Heart Revealed – A Study in 2nd Samuel
Time: 9:30AM
Location: Fellowship Hall 2
Teachers: Errin Mulberry, Joe Finkey, Curt Stoltzfus, Matt Meservy & Kyle Kauffman
David is known as Israel’s greatest king, but he was not a super-hero. He had to fight many battles to establish his throne, and when he did become king, he committed murder, adultery, and brought disaster on his family. He was a man with human failings, yet he was also a man after God’s own heart. David depended on God’s grace for forgiveness when he stumbled—the same grace that is available to us today.
In this study, pastor John MacArthur will guide us through an in-depth look at the historical period beginning with David’s struggle to establish his throne, continuing through his sin and repentance, and concluding with the tragic rebellion of his son Absalom.
Romans: The Gospel According To Paul
Time: 9:30AM
Location: Fellowship Hall 3
Teachers: Rick Culp, Ted Andrew, Don Aldrich, & Doug Finkbeiner
Every Christian desires to “be right” about their faith. How we live out our faith holds eternal significance. But in order to be right, we must know what, why, and how come we believe in Christ.
It can be argued that no book of the Bible has had a greater effect on Christianity than the book of Romans. Martin Luther described it as “the most important piece in the New Testament,” and wrote; “It is well worth a Christian’s while not only to memorize it word for word but also to occupy himself with it daily, as though it were the daily bread of the soul.”
As we study, you can refresh your own understanding of this seminal work, Paul’s masterpiece letter to the church in Rome.
The Gospel Project for Adults – 1 Kings, 2 Kings, Jonah, Hosea, Etc.
Time: 9:30AM
Location: Gym
Teachers: Nelson Yoder, Andy Musser, Errin Mulberry, & Matt Meservy
This chronological, Christ-centered Bible study will help you turn the gospel story into a gospel culture and motivate participants to mission at home and around the world. The benefit to this group is that we will be studying the same scripture that our children’s ministry is studying during their Sunday School hour. This gives parents incredible insight to what their kids are learning as well as tools to continue teaching their children at home. Even if you aren’t a parent, you’ll enjoy learning about some of these key Bible books that are often overlooked.
Christ In All Of Scripture – Women’s ABF
Time: 9:30AM
Location: Fellowship Hall 6
Teachers: Sharon Shearer & Tasha Donaldson
Join us as we explore Christ in all the Scriptures and discover the beauty of salvation as God’s redemptive plan unfolds from Genesis to Revelation. This ABF will be led by Sharon Shearer, Natasha Donaldson and Bev Tolbert. This warm, multi-generational class welcomes women of all ages to grow in faith, build friendships, and encourage one another as we learn together. Whether you are widowed, single, new to the church, or simply looking for connection, there is a place for you here!
#Gospel
Time: 9:30AM
Location: Fellowship Hall 4
Teachers: Tyler Noel, Josh Sensenig, Ethan Cornwell, & Matt Meservy
Start Date: 9/27/26
Five to ten seconds… After that, the filter kicks in.
In our day and age, five to ten seconds is usually all the time we’re given to persuade someone that what we have to say is worthy of his or her time. You and I live in a world suffering from a relentless bombardment of information. Television, social media, advertising, acquaintances, friends, and family all vie for time and an attentive ear. If we don’t adapt and learn to filter out what we believe does not apply to us, we quickly become overwhelmed. In this new world of burst communication, our presentation of the Gospel needs to be adapted as well, and while it’s critically important that the content remain unchanged, the style and vehicle in which it is delivered must fit the culture it reaches. Through current cultural references and true stories, Daniel Rice, founder of #Gospel, will help us come to see the gospel for what it really is and how it can radically alter our everyday lives. Rice invites us into the conversation as he breaks down Paul’s explanation of the gospel in Romans in a way that is accessible and engaging. Hash-tagging (#) a term invites others to join an open conversation and adds the author’s thoughts to our modern-day global exchange of ideas. This is the heart of #Gospel.