Remedy 2026

The Prayer Lab: Building a Habit of Connection in a Chaotic World (100): Prayer can seem intimidating or just tough to build into a consistent habit. Come explore different ways of praying and reflecing on scripture. Let's figure out how you can be in connection with God and find peace in a rhythym of communication.

Fear or Love: Why Do I Follow Jesus? (200): "Am I following Jesus just because I don't want to go to hell?" is a question that I've been faced with, and perhaps you have as well. In this elective, we will investigate the Gospel, our own intentions, and what the Scriptures say to hopefully escape the immense weight of our fear of condemnation.

Hills To Die On (200): What are the "core doctrines" of Christianity? What makes a main thing main? Are there "hills" worth fighting for? We'll look at the idea of "theological triage" and how to apply it.

Difficult Things in the Bible and What To Do With Them (200): Do you ever notice that the Bible has curveballs, speed bumps, and some absolutely outrageous stories? It can cause doubts about scripture's integrity. We will look at difficult and contested Bible verses and wrestle with their meaning to gain a better understanding of the God of the Bible.

Saved Through Water? (Baptism, Noah's Ark, and Peter) (300): Looking at one of the most confusing and contested passages in scripture, we'll be exploring the connection between Baptism, Noah’s Ark and the significance of Peter being the person who made this connection for us in scripture

Faith Like a Child (100): Enjoy watching the world through the lens of toddler. Let's talk about how our relationship with God can relate to that of a relationship with a parent and their children.

Mental & Spiritual Health - Hand in Hand (200): We’re ditching the "I’m fine" mask to talk about isolation, struggles with mental health, and the need for professional and spiritual support. There is life-changing power in being known by others and known by a God who provides hope and peace. Join us as we learn to reflect on our thoughts, deepen internal awareness, and find healing in community. Let’s explore the transformative and tangible help that God provides to all who follow him; both in the Bible and for us today.

God, Sex, and the Bible (200): What does the Bible teach us about sex? What does "sexual immorality" mean? How do we handle sexual temptation? What if we've already had sexual experiences? What makes married sex special? We will answer these questions and more from a Biblical perspective and our lived experiences.

Bible Study-ing: More Than Just Cross References (300): With all of the different interpretations of scripture, putting together your own Bible study from scratch that does more than just scratch the surface can be tricky. This elective will teach you how to avoid common misconceptions, inaccurate translations, and questionable interpretations of scripture. You’ll learn some of the ways you can create your own insightful, in-depth, and educational Bible studies using online resources, commentaries, and your own discernment.

Singled Out (100): Society has often put romantic relationships on a pedestal, creating a lot of insecurities and anxieties for people in and not in a relationship. Unfortunately, this idea has seeped into the church as well, making single people feel they are incomplete and have to rush to find someone. This often leads to feeling bitter toward people in a relationship and the idea of marriage. But are those the only two options? If you've ever felt like being single wasn't enough, this may be the elective for you, because God wants us to feel right at home where He has us.

Finding Family: Living in Christian Community (200): Do you ever feel alone as a Christian? We were never meant to follow Jesus alone! The apostle Paul called Christians "the household of God." But how can we live as a family that isn't dysfunctional? We will look at what the community of believers is meant to look like and examine six core practices that promote healthy Christian community: truth-telling, promise-keeping, forgiveness, gratitude, testimony, and hospitality.

Finding Peace Within the Storm: Suffering & Forgiveness (200): Whether we’re suffering because of the actions of others or because of our own mistakes, we can look to scripture for how to glorify God while suffering as a Christian. By walking through the stories of Joseph and Peter, we’ll learn how to use our own stories of suffering and forgiveness when evangelizing and telling others about how Jesus has changed the way we respond to suffering and the need for forgiveness for ourselves and others.

The Crescent and the Cross: An Exploration on Islam and Christianity (300): There are huge differences between Islam and Christianity...as well as many similarities. We will explore the fundamentals (5 pillars) of Islam, how they compare to following Jesus, and help you understand the culture and mindset of Muslim college-aged students across the US as well some effective ways to talk to them.