Find Your Place to Connect
One of the best ways to connect with others and grow spiritually is by joining a small group (Sunday school) for Bible study, prayer, and fellowship. Whether you are a brand new Christian, a young adult hungry to learn, or a senior adult with lots of life experiences, married, single, or single again, we have a place for you!
Adults
42 is a domino game that is played like a card game with a twist. You'll enjoy a good game and fellowship. We typically meet the fourth Friday of each month, with a few exceptions, from 5:15-8:30 PM in Room 120. Please contact June Long at 830-237-7692 or
so she can organize an even number of players.
Beginners are always welcome and will be taught to play at a beginner's table!
Men
Meets Tuesdays from 8:00-9:00 AM the Church Library
Please purchase the book beforehand from your vendor of choice.
Discussion facilitated by Jim Fielder,
Currently discussing Tim Keller on the Christian Life: The Transforming Power of the Gospel by Matt Smethurst.
All men are invited and welcome to attend a free monthly breakfast from 7:00-8:00 AM in the Gym on the third Saturday of each month.
We have a devotional, testimony, praise and worship, and highlight ministry options available. Bring a friend!
Tuesday nights from 7:00-8:30 PM in the Gym.
New players welcome, invite a friend!
Men, ages 15 and up, are welcome.*
For more info, contact Jon Galvez at (512) 718-2248.
*We love families at FBCNB, but the Gym is reserved for men, ages 15 and up, during this time.
Free breakfast, devotional, fellowship, and prayer on the first Thursday of every month (September-May) for men ages 55+, from 7:00-8:00 AM in the Gym. We'll serve biscuits, sausage, gravy, and eggs. Invite a friend! If you're available to help with food prep, room setup, or cleanup, please contact Jim Fielder at to join the team.
Women
March 17 - April 21
Tuesdays in Room 120
Multiple Time Options:
- 9:30-10:45 AM with Peggy Bales,
- 7:00-9:00 PM with MeChelle Cavanaugh,
Please purchase your book online beforehand from The Daily Grace Co.
and bless your name forever and ever.
I will bless you every day;
I will praise your name forever and ever.
Psalm 145:1–2
Do you struggle to feel connected to God when life is hard?
Do you struggle with connecting difficult Old Testament narratives to the gospel of Jesus Christ?
Do you wonder why David’s life is included in the greater story of Scripture?
As Christians, we strive to read the Bible from beginning to end. But it’s easy to feel disconnected from the events and characters in the Old Testament. Do they really point to God, His Son, and salvation? How?
David is one of the best examples we have in Scripture to answer that question.
Jesus is called the Son of David, but David was by no means perfect. His life was full of peaks and valleys–highs and lows in every way, both emotionally, physically, and spiritually. But when you learn to see David as a “type and shadow” of Jesus, the light of the gospel shines forth in his story—and enlightens yours as well.
Peaks and Valleys is a 6-week study that will equip you to:
- Experience Jesus in the lows–and highs–in your life.
- Understand typology and why we should use it as we study God’s Word.
- Discuss David’s role as king and how key events in his life signify our need for Jesus Christ and point to Christ’s fulfillment through His saving work.
- Find conviction and encouragement from the lessons of David’s life so that we can respond in light of the gospel.
- How to Study the Bible
- Attributes of God Chart
- Timeline of Scripture
- Metanarrative of Scripture
- Maps of 1 and 2 Samuel
- A “True and Better” Chart
- Chiasm Example
- Weekly Psalm Readings
The Fall and Spring Feast – God’s Appointed Times
This class will explore the biblical foundations, historical significance, and modern understanding of the Fall and Spring Feasts—often referred to as God’s appointed times. Together, we will look at how these feasts reveal aspects of God’s character, highlight key moments in the story of redemption, and continue to speak meaningfully to believers today.
Dates: March 19th through April 3rd
Time: 9:15
Location: AMC 120
There is no book required for this class, and there is no cost to attend. All are welcome to join, whether you are new to the topic or have studied the feasts before.
Instructor: Barbara Harrell
February 5 - Lunch, 12-1 PM
March 5 - Dinner, 6-7 PM
April 2 - Lunch, 12-1 PM
May 7 - Dinner, 6-7 PM
June 4 - Lunch, 12-1 PM
July 2 - Dinner, 6-7 PM
August 6 - Lunch, 12-1 PM
September 3 - Dinner, 6-7 PM
October 1 - Lunch, 12-1 PM
November 5 - Dinner, 6-7 PM
December 3 - Lunch, 12-1 PM