Each Sunday at 9 & 11 am

Every Sunday morning, we offer a variety of Adult Sunday School classes that cater to different stages of life and spiritual maturity. Whether you are a new believer or a seasoned disciple, our classes are structured to meet you where you are on your spiritual journey. Each class is led by knowledgeable and dedicated teachers who are committed to exploring Scripture, discussing key doctrinal truths, and addressing contemporary issues from a biblical perspective.


Our classes cover a broad range of topics, including biblical book studies, theological doctrines, practical Christian living, and more. These gatherings provide an opportunity for deep learning, meaningful fellowship, and mutual encouragement as we strive together to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.

  • Sundays, 9 am (Room 306)
    Bereans: Hebrews

    After finishing an ongoing exposition of Hebrews, we will study Ephesians 4 along with other key passages of Scripture that address “Being civil in an uncivilized culture”. The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing.


    The Berean class focuses on expositional studies of Biblical books and their impact on our daily lives. NOTE: We offer a hybrid class of both in-person and Zoom. Reach out to Andy Smoak for more information. You can view previous studies at apttoteach.org.


    TEACHER: Jim Abrahamson

  • Sundays, 9 am (Rooms 229 & 233)
    Bridge ESL for Intermediate and Advanced Students

    The Bridge ESL Bible Study is a "bridge" for you to:

    • Getting to know more about American culture

    • Improving your English language & conversation skills

    • Making friends with American men & women

    • Learning about the Truth found in the Bible

    • Walking with Jesus and giving your burdens to Him


    What does it look like to live in the Kingdom of God? We’ll explore Kingdom Culture and how to depend on the Holy Spirit, rather than on ourselves to live a new life in God’s Kingdom on earth.


    For more information, contact Lily Wang or David and Judy Streich.

  • Sundays, 11 am (Room 229)
    Chinese Bible Class (Mandarin)

    Join us for a time to encourage one another through God’s Word and find community here at Chapel Hill Bible Church. The Chinese Bible Class will discuss the Sunday sermons. Contact Mark Zhang for more information.


    Teachers: Mark Zhang & Tao Huang (Elder)

  • Sundays, Sept 8 - Oct 20, 11 am (Room 311)
    Christianity Explored

    Christianity Explored is a relaxed and informal way of sharing the best news you can ever hear, and gives people space and time to think about the big questions of life. We’ll spend 7 weeks looking at Jesus’ life in Mark’s gospel, meeting the man who claimed to be God and discovering how He changed history.


    TEACHER: Ian Howes

  • Sundays, 9 am (Room 309)
    Crossroads: The Gospel of Mark

    Crossroads is an intergenerational class. We'd love to have you join us as we look to follow Jesus through a study of the Gospel of Mark this Fall.


    TEACHERS: Rick Hove & Andy Ledbetter

  • August 25 - October 13, 11 am (Room 306)
    Cultivating a Godly Life

    During this 8 week class, our aim is to take responsibility for and be competent in cultivating our own walk with God, understanding the spiritual struggles experienced by Christian leaders and know how to deal with them, and gain a passion for holiness and a lifelong desire to pursue it.


    "It is sad that many Christians do not have this aura of godliness about them. They may be very talented and personable, or very busy in the Lord’s work, or even apparently successful in some avenues of Christian service, and still not godly. Why? Because they are not devoted to God. They may be devoted to a vision, or to a ministry or to their own reputation as a Christian, but not to God. Godliness is more than Christian character: It is Christian character that springs from devotion to God.” - Jerry Bridges, The Practice of Godliness


    TEACHERS: Martin Shin, Hugh Jones, Matt Gilleskie, J.W. Ruff

  • Sundays, 9 am (Room 308)
    Gospel-Focused Families: Parenting & Leadership Successes and Pitfalls (2nd Samuel)

    GFF is Parents (of babies through high schoolers) living out the Gospel through Bible study, community, and missions. Rotating studies with adult and whole-family fellowship opportunities.


    For the remainder of the fall semester, we'll be studying 2nd Samuel with a parenting/leadership lens as we study the character of King David.


    TEACHERS: Steven & Amy King

  • Sundays, Aug 25 - Oct 13, 9 am (Room 311)
    Spanish Bible Study (Español): Cultivando una Vida Piadosa

    Durante estas 8 semanas nuestro objetivo es que Asumamos la responsabilidad y seamos competentes en el cultivo de nuestro propio caminar con Dios, comprendamos las luchas espirituales que experimentan los líderes cristianos y sepamos cómo afrontarlas, y adquiramos una pasión por la santidad y un deseo de por vida de perseguirla.


    "Es triste que muchos cristianos no tengan esta aura de piedad a su alrededor. Pueden ser muy talentosos y agradables, o muy ocupados en la obra del Señor, o incluso aparentemente exitosos en algunas avenidas del servicio cristiano, y aún así no ser piadosos. ¿Por qué? Porque no son devotos a Dios. Pueden ser devotos a una visión, o a un ministerio o a su propia reputación como cristianos, pero no a Dios. La piedad es más que el carácter cristiano: Es el carácter cristiano que surge de la devoción a Dios." - Jerry Bridges, The Practice of Godliness


    PROFESORES: Esteban Polo y Gaby Correa

  • Sundays, Oct 27 - Nov 24, 11 am (Room 306)
    The Prodigal Son

    Do you struggle to believe the love of God? Do you struggle to give the love of God? Jesus’ story of the Prodigal Son gathers the whole gospel in a few unforgettable paragraphs. Join us for a five-week meditation on this greatest of the parables.


    TEACHER: Roger Brooks