Bible Study, And Conversations That Challenge Christians

White Lick offers a Monday Bible Study Series and Wednesday night open to the community. Each study meets for about an hour, 1-2 PM or 7—8:00 pm. Each series lasts about 6-10 weeks depending on the material being studied. Sometimes discussions do not align with chapters. There may be a short break in between studies in the series.

White Lick also offers Conversations That Challenge Christians once a month at 11:30, following worship.

We also offer assorted workshops and retreats throughout the year. The community is invited to attend these workshops for a time of renewal and growth. Come enjoy fellowship and food, important conversation, and opportunities to grow in the faith together. The handouts and other resources both in Hendricks County and outside of the county are posted on the Resources Page.

MONDAY BIBLE STUDY SERIES

  • What: “How Jesus Became God” by Bart Ehrman

  • When: 1:00 PM: Zoom through July 8th

Bible on Training Wheels: Ten Commandments

  • What: Bible study for those who want to know Biblical foundations, historical background, how to read the Bible, who wrote the Bible, have felt they don’t know the Bible well enough to participate or any one who wants to know more about the bible.

  • SUNDAY STUDY SERIES:
    When:     9:00-10:15 in person, August 11-Septmber 15.
    Led by Rev. Ruth Chadwick Moore

  • WEDNESDAY STUDY SERIES
    When:     7:00 PM Zoom, August 14 - September 18.
    Led by Rev. Ruth Chadwick Moore

Men’s Bible Study and Breakfast - 2nd Saturday of each month, includes breakfast.

CONVERSATIONS THAT CHALLENGE CHRISTIANS SERIES

  • What: Conversations that Challenge Christians: Rule of Law: Part 2 The Ten Commandments

  • When: August 18, 11:30 following Worship. Rule of Law: Part 2 The Ten Commandments

    Conversations that Challenge Christians will be different as these sessions will focus on a separate commandment each month through December and its relevance to a challenging issue Christians face today.  There are no easy answers, just challenging conversation. 

    On August 18 (note we will meet earlier in the month to align with Ruth’s schedule) we will consider how Commandment 2, Idol Worship, manifests itself today.  The State of Louisiana has mandated posting of the Ten Commandments in all school classrooms while Oklahoma is requiring the Bible be taught in public schools. With the increasing power of Christian Nationalism, we are witnessing a merging of church and state which was intentionally to be separate as set forth in the Constitution.  Similarly, we see symbols such as the flag, national anthem, and pledge of allegiance becoming more idolic and less patriotic.  What other idols are replacing God?  Come and share your views following worship on Sunday, August 18th.