CROSSPOINT CITY INSTITUTE

About The Institute

The Institute is a learning environment that encourages spiritual growth with a deeper understanding of the Christian faith. Core Classes teach the foundations of our faith and are offered at all Crosspoint City locations twice a semester. Seminary-Style Courses engage and equip believers through in-depth exploration of Church doctrine, Biblical studies, and leadership development. Elective Courses are topical studies that will vary each semester. This semester, all courses are offered at our Cartersville location. Below is an overview of the types of courses and classes we offer.

Core Classes:

God's Grand Narrative

Overview of the Bible highlighting the thread of Jesus found throughout His story.

  • Option 1 – (Offered September 11, 18, 25 on Monday nights from 6:30pm – 8:45pm) ($25)
  • Option 2 – (Offered October 16, 23, 30 on Monday nights from 6:30pm – 8:45pm) ($25)
Essential Beliefs

Course Description: This class is aimed at helping students know and understand the essential beliefs of the Christian faith.

  • Option 1 – (Offered September 11 – October 2 on Monday nights from 6:30pm – 8:45pm) ($25)
  • Option 2 – (Offered October 16th – November 6th on Monday nights from 6:30pm – 8:45pm) ($25)

 

Seminary-Style Courses:

Theology 101

The first part of a four-part class focusing on Theology, Biblical Doctrine, and the nature of God.

– (Offered September 11 – November 13 on Monday Nights from 7:30 – 8:30pm) ($50)

 

Theology 103

The third part of a four-part class focusing on Theology, Biblical Doctrine, and the nature of God.

– (Offered September 11 – November 13 on Monday Nights from 8:30 – 9:30pm) ($50)

Elective Classes

Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design

– Elective Class (Offered September 11 – October 16 on Monday nights from 6:30pm – 7:30pm) ($50)

Class Expectations

At The Institute, our prayer is that God would not only teach you more about Him but also transform you from the inside out. As usual, we ask each student to arrive on time, be prepared and be present at ALL scheduled classes. Some of the best learning comes from conversations had by students in the classroom. In addition, you will have reading assignments that will need to be completed at home.

The estimated time to complete reading and occasional homework should be around 1-2 hours per week. (It depends a lot on the student and the workload for the week). While this could seem like a daunting endeavor, to give you perspective, the average person spends 1.5 hours on social media daily. We think you can do it!

For more information on classes, contact matthewb@crosspointcity.com