"Listen to the experts!" "Trust the pros!" "Specialize!" "Knowing is half the battle!" These messages are helpful in some areas of life, but they just don't ring true. None of us understands God's wisdom in its fullness, so how can we be experts on God?

Fortunately, the Bible talks about wisdom in an entirely different way. Understanding God’s wisdom is not about what you already know; it's about a willingness to open our hearts and minds to the new things God can teach us. Writing about God's mysteries, Paul says, “Although I am the very least of all the saints, this grace was given to me to bring the Gentiles the news of the boundless riches of Christ, and to make everyone see what is the plan of the mystery hidden for ages in God who created all things …” Paul became our greatest teacher in the faith not because of what he already knew, but because God entered his life.

If you have never been involved in Christian education at Second Church, I invite you to search the pages of this website for a place to come with an open heart and be filled with the good news of Jesus Christ. Whether you are interested in the Bible, the basics of Christian faith, spiritual growth, or history and current events; whether you are 27, 37 or 87-years old, there are many classes and groups at Second Church where people would love to meet you.

Please contact Dr. Richard Baker by e-mail or at the church (317-253-6461) if you have any questions about adult education at Second Presbyterian.