Small Groups

Change. It's the one constant we can all count on, but it can also be the one thing we fear most. Yet when we're willing to embrace it, change can open up more than we could ever have imagined. Do you feel stuck, burned out, or like you've run out of hope? You might just be on the threshold of the breakthrough you've been praying for. It's a door to more--more impact, more growth, and more possibilities. Are you ready? Brace yourself for a paradigm shift that will position you to cross into your destiny. This book gives insight into the challenges and joys of navigating life's many opportunities. It will anchor you in your journey and bring hope to the opportunities ahead of you.

Sometimes circumstances in life make it difficult for men to be all God wants them to be. This study urges men to stop looking at their circumstances as excuses and instead to see them as challenges and opportunities for success. Exploring the examples of men of God throughout the Bible, this study will challenge you to lay down your excuses, stop compromising, and fight to be a man of character and commitment. Despite your setbacks, failures, and pressures, you can still find purpose, meaning, and direction in life and become the man God has called you to be.

It's OK to feel: hurt, lonely, sad, angry, afraid, ashamed, guilty, joyful.

In this study, we will go on a journey through our feelings. We will dive into the core feelings mentioned above and see how Scripture highlights the beauty of each one in order for us to understand and embrace our emotions. God uses all of our feelings as an invitation to experience Him more fully and intimately.

In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus is revealed not as a distant ruler but as the Suffering Servant—one who leads by humbling Himself, loving sacrificially, and obeying the Father with unwavering devotion. In this study, based on Tara-Leigh Cobble’s Knowing Christ as a Servant, we will explore how Mark’s fast-moving narrative invites us to see Jesus more clearly and follow Him more faithfully.
Being transformed by the power of the suffering servant. When Jesus came to this world, His servant-like life confounded even those close to Him. Still today, there is much to learn and appreciate about this aspect of Christ. Together, we will reflect on His example, discuss how His servant-heart shapes our own lives, and consider practical ways to embody His humility in our relationships, homes, and communities.
Join us as we deepen our understanding of Christ’s character and allow His life of service to transform ours.

Are you ensnared by bitterness, seized by anger, or held captive by resentment because someone offended you? Through this study, you will discover how to escape Satan's grip, avoid victim mentality, practice forgiveness, experience reconciliation, and remain free in Christ.