Starting January 14th
Wednesday Nights this Winter
Dinner begins at 5:30pm
Adults - $8 | Kids (17 and under) - $5 | Families (4 or more) - $26 | Guests - Free
6:30pm
NC Kids Midweek
Get Ready for the Ultimate Midweek Adventure!
Starting Wednesday, January 14th from 6:30–7:30 PM in the NC Kids Building
Are you ready to blast off into a world of fun, faith, and discovery? Join us for an epic weekly journey where we’ll explore what it means that God is LIGHT—and how YOU can shine bright in your school, your home, and everywhere you go!
🌟 Each week is a brand-new adventure! You’ll dive into:
🧪 STEM experiments that will wow your brain
🎨 Awesome visual art projects you’ll want to show off
🎭 Theatrical fun, singing, drama, and spoken word to let your voice shine
🎲 Wild games and activities that get everyone moving
Come ready to create, explore, and shine bright!
Bring your friends and let’s make Wednesdays the BEST night of the week! 🚀💡
6:30pm
doors open weekly at 6pm
NC Students has weekly programming for 6th-12th graders.
On Wednesday nights, our goal is to help students experience the love of God to become the love of God in the world. We do this through fun experiences, real relationships, relevant and challenging messages, authentic worship, and prayer.
Programming starts at 6:30 but the doors open at 6pm. Students can hang out together in the cafe, play video games in the Commons, or play games in the gym. At 6:30 we gather in the Commons for games, worship and teaching and then break into age/gender based small groups.
4:30pm
The Nicene Creed
Pastor Jay & Kyler Kanady | Fireside Room
On January 14, Pastor Jay and guest teacher Kyler Kanady will begin an 8-week study of the Nicene Creed. The Nicene Creed is one of the central confessions of the historic Church, articulating the identity and work of the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
For these eight weeks, we will meet in the Fireside Room at 4:30 PM to explore the key concepts and convictions expressed in the Creed. We hope that you join us for this rich and meaningful conversation.
Please note: This class is only offered at 4:30 p.m.
Healing Hearts
Room 208
Healing Hearts Community is a warm and welcoming space for everyone seeking comfort and connection. Maybe you have experienced a recent loss or have lived a long time with grief. This group is for you. The group meets on Wednesday afternoons from 4:30PM- 5:30PM.
Please let us know you are coming by filling out the form here.
6:30pm
January 14, 21, 28, February 4, 11, 25, March 4, 11
The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work
Pastor Jay | Fireside Room
Beginning January 14, Pastor Jay will lead a Midweek Class from 6:30–7:30 PM in the Fireside Room, walking through the key concepts from Dr. John Gottman’s bestselling book The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work.
Gottman’s research offers tremendous insight into the everyday challenges couples face and provides practical, proven steps to help a marriage not only endure but flourish.
Pastor Jay does not claim to be an expert on marriage. But he does have a deep desire to see marriages restored, revitalized, deepened, and strengthened. Join us on Wednesday nights this semester as we learn and grow together.
Estate Planning 101
Tim Delpha | Room 208
Are you prepared for the future? Join us for an engaging 5-week Estate Planning 101 Class where we will explore essential topics to help you secure your legacy and protect your loved ones. We’ll meet on Wednesday nights at 6:30pm starting January 14th.
What to Expect: During this class, we will cover a range of crucial topics including:
Creating a Survivor's Guide: Learn how to compile vital information and instructions to guide your loved ones during challenging times.
After Life Plans: Understand the importance of pre-planning and how it can alleviate stress for your family.
Wills or Trusts?: Explore the differences between wills and trusts and how they can safeguard your assets and ensure your wishes are carried out.
Endowment Giving: Discover the impact of charitable giving and how you can leave a Kingdom building lasting legacy into your estate plan.
Other Important Financial Matters: Gain insights into various financial aspects crucial for estate planning, such as a Legacy Letter, Identity Theft, and more.
This class is designed to be both informative and enjoyable for individuals of all ages and stages of life. Whether you're just starting your estate planning journey or need to update your existing plan, this class will provide valuable information to help you make informed decisions for the future.
Don't miss this opportunity to make a plan for your future and ensure peace of mind for yourself and your loved ones. We look forward to seeing you there!
Celebration of Discipline
Suzan Benson | Room 202
Suzan Benson will lead this class as a natural next step following our fall Renovation of the Heart journey. Together, we asked the question, Who am I becoming? This class continues that invitation by helping participants learn and practice spiritual disciplines that shape a Christ-centered life.
Revelation Bible Study
Mike John | Room 207 | BEGINS JAN 28
This study is a continuation of last fall’s Revelation Bible Study and will pick up where we left off. If you’ve been part of the journey—or want to jump in as we continue exploring this powerful book—you’re invited to join us.
Join us for our Midweek Bible Study, led by dynamic Bible teacher Mike John, as we dive into More Than Conquerors by William Hendriksen—a clear and Christ-centered commentary on the Book of Revelation. Far from being a mysterious codebook of future events, Revelation offers practical, everyday encouragement for believers, reminding us that Christ has already secured the victory for His people. In this study, we will explore how this final book of the Bible speaks hope, courage, and perseverance into our lives today, showing that no matter the trials we face, we are “more than conquerors” through Him.
ongoing
6:30pm
The Bible Explorers
Room 201
This ongoing Wednesday evening group is a multi-generational, inclusive group who want to draw nearer to God through Bible Study, Commentary Study, and class participation. They aim to learn how to disciple others, to thrive in this world and to defend their faith.
Do you have questions about biblical principles, scripture meaning or things you see or hear in Church? This group does, too! They believe the correct role of a Christian, is a student so they welcome questions and encourage open discussion. kyler.kanady@gmail.com | 405-628-7778
D-Groups
CONTINUOUS
This fall we are asking you to consider joining or creating a Discipleship Group, better known as a D-Group. A D-Group is a group of three to five people of the same gender who read together, pray together, and meet together to become the love of God for one another and the world.
As part of our Wednesday night Midweek programming, we are offering rooms for D-Groups to meet from 6:30-7:30pm. We will have programming for children and childcare available for infants.
Sign up here.
NC Choir
NC Chapel
Do you love to sing? The NC Choir is a great place to share your love for God through worship. The choir meets on Wednesday nights from 6:30 – 7:30 pm in the NC Chapel. Any singer from High School on up is welcome!
lsilva@newcov.tv | 405-328-3745
His Hands
Library
This team joins in prayer for requests made to the church. Every Wednesday evening this team prepares the Worship Center for Sunday morning services by arranging items, such as the prayer request cards, within the pews and praying for the needs of those who will be sitting in each seat the following Sunday. This team also writes notes of hope and encouragement to persons on the prayer list each week. It’s a great team that grows together by encouraging and supporting each other while becoming friends (and having a lot of fun in the process).
mortonps76@yahoo.com | 405-627-7849
sign up
(405) 562-3200