#Small group bible study series
Media: Video Series with Curriculum for Discussion Then, can come and watch the video and discuss as a group.Īvailable: at and elsewhere. Group members should read the discussion guide in advance to be familiar with topic. Prep required for group members: Moderate. It would be a good idea to watch the video in advance and make notes on discussion questions in advance. Knowing God’s truth and promises works its way in our lives and unleashes us for better living. As we submit our minds to Christ, God’s promises and truth enter into our lives and restore our minds. Freedom comes when we refuse to be victims to our thoughts and realize we have already been equipped with power from God to fight and win the war for our minds. In this study of Philippians, the author highlights how we can take control of our thoughts and break destructive thought patterns. The author states that the mind can often be a battlefield that becomes filled with negative thought patterns. The study is a look into the book of Philippians and is aimed at the topic of breaking toxic ways of thinking. Review: Based on the leader’s guide, this study is geared a little more toward women but can be beneficial for anyone. Recommended by: Steven Borders Get Out of Your Head Group members can come, watch the video and discuss together.Īvailable: on and elsewhere. There is a book available but is optional for this study. Prep required for the group member : None. Watch the video and read the study guide in advance to get a good feel for the material and make any personal notes in advance. It’s a great study to inspire new as well as seasoned Christians. This series seeks to build a desire to know and experience more of God in your life. The knowledge of God will bring about fruitfulness in your life. This leads to living more in alignment with the purpose for which you were created. The author states that knowing God more will lead to understanding His will for your life and experiencing Him more personally. In this study, he wants to provide practical steps to know God more. Tony Evans is a gifted Bible teacher who is easy to understand and follow. This is not just a study for head knowledge but heart engagement. Review: This study is designed to help anyone grow in their walk with God. Recommended by: Steven Borders The Power of Knowing God Prep required for the group member: Have them read the chapter in advance.Īvailable: The book is available from a number of retailers. There is a study guide available for purchase from separate authors. Prep required for the leader: I would recommend reading the whole book ahead of time, and then rereading along with the group. It’s a great study that will invite great discussion. Keller even provides chapters that help the reader think through the practical implications of doing justice in the public square. This read is highly Biblical and can easily invite the reader to look up the referenced Biblical passages for further thought and study. He walks the reader through somewhat of a systematic process as he draws out all the implications of justice in the Bible. Keller unpacks how righteous living involves being a just person. According to the Bible, the word for justice is the same word for righteousness. Review: Generous Justice is a study on justice in the Bible. Media: Book, a study guide is also available by separate authors Study Type: Cultural Engagement and Renewal Consider which topics would resonate with your group and start on a new journey exploring the Bible and our world together. This is a list of 12 studies to read, lead or study with a community of Christ-followers, including some classics and newer studies. These suggested Bible studies and small group studies can spur deep, meaningful conversation in your community. Whether you are meeting with your group in person or via Zoom, having a meaningful and engaging study will make a difference in the commitment of your members and in their spiritual growth.
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