Discipleship at Trinity is how we explore the depths of who God is, who God created us to be, and how we become that person. When we engage with Discipleship, we experience how Christ pursues us through scripture and community to transform the world through us. At Trinity we have many ways you can participate in discipleship this semester.  Check out our class listings below and  sign up!

SUNDAY EVENING GROUPS

CHASING THE WIND: Faithful Living in the Book of Ecclesiastes
Facilitated by Krista James
Sundays 5:30-7 pm, Meet @ Trinity, Room 268
11 weeks | Now-November 9 (includes a few breaks)

What does it mean to live faithfully in a world that often feels fleeting and uncertain? In this 11-week study based on The Bible Project’s exploration of Ecclesiastes, we’ll wrestle with the deep questions of meaning, purpose, time, and joy. Far from being a book of despair, Ecclesiastes invites us into honest reflection and a grounded faith rooted in the eternal presence of God. Through guided videos, scripture, creative elements, and spiritual practices, we’ll seek wisdom for living well - right here, right now.

INSPIRED: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water, and Loving the Bible Again
Facilitated by Pastor Carrie Jones
Sundays 5:30-7 pm, Meet @ Trinity, Room 266
11 weeks | Now-November 9 (includes a few breaks)

What is the Bible - really? Is it a science book, an instruction manual, or something deeper and more mysterious? In this thought-provoking study based on Rachel Held Evans’ bestselling book Inspired, we’ll explore the complexities of Scripture and what it means for the Bible to be inspired. Through storytelling, poetry, questions, and honest wrestling, Evans invites us to engage with Scripture not as a closed book of answers, but as a living conversation with God. Join us as we reexamine beloved Bible stories, confront tough passages, and discover how Scripture can still speak to us today with beauty, conviction, and hope.

THE SUM OF US: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together
Facilitated by Amanda Lowe
Sundays 5:30-7 pm, Meet @ Trinity, Room 190
11 weeks | Now-November 9 (includes a few breaks)

Based on Heather McGhee’s groundbreaking and deeply personal bestseller, The Sum of Us explores how racism - rooted in policy, economics, and culture - harms us all. With clarity, compassion, and insight, McGhee challenges the zero-sum thinking that pits people against each other and casts a hopeful vision of solidarity, shared prosperity, and healing. Through stories, research, and rich conversation, this group will reflect on the real costs of division and the transformative power of working together across racial lines. Join us for an honest and hopeful journey toward a more just and connected community.

TRUSTING THE COVENANT
Facilitated by Dee Ann & Steve Henderson
Sundays 5:30-7 pm, Meet @ Trinity, Conference Room
8 weeks | Now-September 28 (no breaks)

As the final movement in the Covenant study, Trusting the Covenant explores how faith endures through suffering, questions, and uncertainty. Over eight weeks, we’ll dive into scripture that speaks to seasons of hardship, from Job to Revelation, discovering how God’s faithful love restores hope, freedom, and wholeness. This study is ideal for anyone who has ever wondered where God is in the midst of sorrow or longed for deeper trust in challenging times. Each session includes Bible readings, guided reflections, and honest conversations rooted in the unshakable truth of God’s covenant love.

A JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF: Life Beyond a Broken Heart
Facilitated by Pastor Dedric Cowser
Sundays 5:30-7:00 pm, Meet @ Trinity, Library (2nd floor)
8 weeks | September 7-October 26 (includes a few breaks)

How does the heart begin to understand grief when it’s been broken by the loss of a loved one? This gentle and supportive group offers space for anyone walking through loss to find comfort, connection, and hope. Using Beyond the Broken Heart by Julie Yarbrough, participants will journey together through the real and sacred work of grief, guided by spiritual insights and practical tools. Whether your loss is recent or longstanding, this group invites you to encounter God’s presence and healing in the midst of sorrow.

DEEP DIVE INTO SCRIPTURE - PAUL & HIS WRITINGS
Facilitated by Pastor Jonathan Watts
IN-PERSON | Sundays 5:30-7 pm, Meet @ Trinity, Room 269
ONLINE | Thursdays 7-8pm
4 weeks | October 12/16, 19/23, November 2/6, 9/13

Join Pastor Jonathan for a 4-week study exploring the life, ministry, and letters of Paul. This class offers a broad overview of his writings and their impact on the early church, with reflection on how his message still speaks to us today.

This class is ideal for those seeking an online option. While it’s taught in person on Sunday evenings, a video recording will be available each Monday via a convenient single-click link. For those interested in further engagement, a live Zoom discussion will be held on Thursdays from 7–8 pm, offering space for questions and conversation about the lesson.

MID-WEEK GROUPS

COLLEGE GROUP: The Big Picture: Seeing God’s Dream for Your Life
Facilitator TBD
One Night each month, Online via Zoom
5 sessions | August–December

This group is designed specifically for college students. Whether you’re near or far, we want you to stay connected to your home at Trinity – and you’re always welcome to invite your friends! Life can often feel like a scattering of random events – choices, opportunities, and even pain that seem disconnected. But through the story of Joseph in Genesis, we’re invited to see something more: a God who weaves even the hardest moments into a beautiful and meaningful story. In The Big Picture, authors Jevon and Nicole Caldwell-Gross guide us through Joseph’s journey to help us discover God’s presence in both triumph and trauma. Join us once a month for this thoughtful and encouraging Zoom study as we begin connecting the dots of God’s grace, purpose, and protection in our own lives.

YOUNG WOMEN’S GROUP: Breaking Busy: How to Find Peace and Purpose in a World of Crazy
Facilitated by Savannah Wolfe
Tuesdays 7 pm, Offsite - Locations around town
12 weeks | Begins August 26

This group is for married and single women in their 20s and 30s who are seeking thoughtful, honest community as they explore how real life intersects with their pursuit of Christ. Using Breaking Busy by Alli Worthington, we’ll look at how to move beyond overcommitment and exhaustion to embrace peace, purpose, and clarity in a noisy world. Each week offers space for meaningful conversation, shared wisdom, and encouragement as we navigate faith, friendships, work, and calling. Whether you’re new to faith or have been on the journey for a while, you’ll find a casual, supportive group that challenges assumptions, extends grace, and walks with you in every season.

MEN’S PRAYER GROUP & BREAKFAST
Facilitated by Paul Freeman and others
Wednesdays 8 am, Meet @ Trinity, Room 120
Ongoing throughout the year

This faithful group of men has gathered for years to share life, study scripture, and pray together - and new faces are always welcome! Meeting each Wednesday morning in Trinity’s Mission Wing, the group offers a consistent rhythm of community and spiritual grounding. Come for the prayer, the fellowship, and the breakfast - and stay for the encouragement of walking in faith alongside other men.

YOUNG ADULT GUYS GROUP: Disciplines of a Godly Man
Facilitated by John Nevels
Wednesdays 7:30 pm, Offsite - Locations around town
Begins August 27

This group is for married and single men in their 20s and 30s looking for meaningful connection and honest conversation about faith. This season, the group will dive into Disciplines of a Godly Man by R. Kent Hughes, an inspiring and practical guide to spiritual maturity. With engaging discussion and real-life application, we’ll explore what it means to grow in godliness through the disciplines of prayer, integrity, purity, leadership, and more. Whether you’re new to faith or looking to go deeper, you’ll find a community that encourages, challenges, and walks alongside you in life and faith.

TRUSTING THE COVENANT
Facilitated by Matt Webber & Pastor Dedric Cowser

Thursdays 9:15-10:45 am, Meet @ Trinity, Room 265

8 weeks | August 14-October 2 (no breaks)

As the final movement in the Covenant study, Trusting the Covenant explores how faith endures through suffering, questions, and uncertainty. Over eight weeks, we’ll dive into scripture that speaks to seasons of hardship, from Job to Revelation, discovering how God’s faithful love restores hope, freedom, and wholeness. This study is ideal for anyone who has ever wondered where God is in the midst of sorrow or longed for deeper trust in challenging times. Each session includes Bible readings, guided reflections, and honest conversations rooted in the unshakable truth of God’s covenant love.