Ministries

MIDWEEK

Midweek Ministry

The mission of Farmington First is to Make, Mobilize, and Multiply Disciples of Jesus. Along with Sunday school, Wednesday nights at Farmington First will more intentionally make disciples of Jesus. We will do this via five sessions of six-week-long classes that meet biblical, theological, and felt needs of twenty-first century Christians. Learn more about our current session’s classes below.

Session 2:

October 14, 21, 28, November 4, 11, & 18

  • DiscipleU for Men, taught by Kris Cartwright, 6:30 – 7:45 p.m., room 145

    DiscipleU is a men’s discipleship study focused on helping us know God’s Word, grow in our faith, and become the men God has called us to be. This book of study will be Acts.

  • Women’s Bible Study -- Ephesians, taught by Amy Grigg, 6:30 – 7:45 p.m., Room 124. 

    Ladies, we are excited to get back together and dig into God’s Word! Our next Women’s Bible Study will be a study through Ephesians—a beautiful book reminding us of who we are in Christ and what it means to live out our faith. Come ready to learn, grow, and enjoy fellowship with one another.

  • The Book of Ephesians, taught by Michael Blackston and Zach Gansz, 6:30 – 7:45 p.m., Room 136. 

     Join us as we begin a six-week study through the book of Ephesians! Together, we will explore what it means to be united in Christ, grow in our faith, and discover our purpose within the body of Christ. Through Scripture and discussion, we will be challenged to live out our faith, serve one another, and build up the church for the glory of God.

    Lamentations: From Ruins to Restoration, taught by Brian Center, 6:30 – 7:45pm, room 103

    We are continuing our 12-week journey through the book of Lamentations. The book of Lamentations is far more than a record of Jerusalem’s destruction. It is a powerful testimony to God’s holiness, justice, mercy, and faithfulness in the darkest moments of life. In this 12-week study, we will walk verse-by-verse through the book, examine key Hebrew words, explore New Testament connections, and discover how the themes of suffering, repentance, faith, and hope ultimately point to Jesus Christ. Whether you are facing trials, seeking a deeper understanding of God’s character, or learning how to trust Him through difficult seasons, this study offers timeless encouragement and biblical wisdom.