This is a collection of studies intended to help small groups facilitate meaningful discussions about faith and life and is designed for community and connection.
This series focuses on the parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15. Sometimes people can feel they’ve gone too far from God. But God races toward us with compassion, not condemnation. No one is ever too far gone for God’s love and redemption, even when they’ve made devastating choices or burned bridges with family and community. We are also called to be holders of hope for others because God can rewrite anyone’s story in unexpected ways.
Life can be a wild ride—messy, unpredictable, and sometimes it doesn’t end well. In this session, we hope to focus more on our relationships than on pushing our agendas. By putting people first, we can handle life’s rollercoaster with more meaning and strength.
This series we’ll see what it means to be sons and daughters of God, focusing on understanding our unique roles as sons and daughters in God’s family, how we view ourselves and how that impacts our relationship with God, and how Christians should interact with one another as family members.
Sometimes we start the story of God in Genesis 3 and we forget the story starts in Genesis 1. See how hearing the story from the very beginning impacts the way we understand the whole story. In this five part study we explore the story of Genesis 1-3 and the kind of relationship God is desiring with us.
Jesus’s refusal to take sides in the culture wars of his day was not because he lacked opinions or convictions. He wasn’t afraid to take a stand. Jesus knew what we can’t seem to get our heads around: when the church chooses a side, as defined by any political party, we’ve sided against people on the other side. In that moment, we elevate our potentially flawed views over people.