Welcome to the FHBC Institute. Here is a brief message from Pastors Josh and Curt about our Spring 2023 Institute plans. We hope you will be involved as we seek to make much of God together. 

The Format

Courses

Each course is 10-12 weeks and covers topics in Christian doctrine, Christian Scripture, and Christian living.

Workshops

A workshop is a one time event where we will usually have a guest speaker guiding us on a particular topic.

Studies

Studies are 10-12 week walks through a particular book of the Bible.

Spring 2025 Course:
Church History II: The Reformation

This course will cover the causes, events, and legacy of the Protestant Reformation. During the time together on Sunday mornings, we'll look at the major figures of the Reformation and how they led believers to return to the teaching of Scripture that we are saved by Grace Alone through Faith Alone in Christ Alone. We submit to Scripture Alone as our authority, doctrine, and practice. Protestants confess that our salvation is for the Glory of God Alone, and this course will help you see how the recovery of that doctrine during the Reformation is shaping you today!
Course Guide
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Spring 2025 Study:
Psalms - Part II

This study will be a men's and women's study through selections from the book of Psalms. This will be a 12-week study through the Spring of 2025. The study will begin the week of February 12th and there will be 5 gathering options to choose between. All of these studies will be held on campus at FHBC. There will be no childcare for the groups that are not at 6pm on Wednesdays.
Men
Wednesday 6:00pm led by Curt Mize
Wednesday 8:00pm led by Sree Krishna
Women
Wednesday 6:00pm led by Courtney Stark
Tuesday 7:00pm led by Cheryl Haire
Wednesday 10:00am led by Meaghan Hart
Schedule
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Fall 2025 Workshop:
Charles Spurgeon
and the Local Church

Our Fall 2025 Workshop will be on August 9th with guest speaker Dr. Geoff Chang. Dr. Chang serves as the Curator of the Spurgeon Library and as Assistant Professor of Church History and Historical Theology at the Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Over three sessions, Dr. Chang will overview Spurgeon’s ministry and theology of the local church, helping us to grow in our love for the body as we grow in our historical understanding of Spurgeon’s pastoral ministry. 
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PREVIOUS COURSES

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