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If you’re single and feeling incomplete or overlooked, Kingdom Single encourages you to live fully where you are. Dr. Tony Evans helps singles understand their completeness in Christ, empowering them to live as kingdom men and women while pursuing God’s purpose. This study affirms identity in Christ and offers guidance for relationships and godly living.
Have you heard Jesus’ call to deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow Him? This study walks through Luke’s chronological account of Jesus’ life to help participants understand who Jesus is and what it truly means to follow His example.
Chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world and united as sons and daughters of God, believers are invited to understand who they truly are in Christ. This study of Ephesians lays a rock-solid foundation of identity before addressing how believers should live, making it ideal for anyone seeking clarity, purpose, and spiritual grounding.
This study of 1 and 2 Peter and Jude helps believers deepen their faith and guard against false teaching. Participants are encouraged to live courageously for Christ, remain strong during persecution, and stay alert to the enemy’s tactics while faithfully following Jesus.
Based on Kay Arthur’s inductive study series, this class examines 1 and 2 Peter and Jude, urging believers to remain vigilant against the enemy’s distractions and deceptions while worshiping Christ and awaiting His return.
The Truth Project is a unique Christian worldview curriculum designed specifically for home-based small groups. This study serves as an excellent foundation for examining life through a biblical lens. Each lesson explores the relevance and importance of living out a Christian worldview in everyday life, helping participants connect faith to real-world decisions and beliefs.
A Passion Based Lifegroup Cooking with God is a passion-based Life Group for people who love food, fellowship, and growing in God’s Word. Each week we will prepare simple, Scripture-inspired meals together and use the rhythms of cooking—mixing, kneading, simmering, chopping—as a way to slow down and hear from God. We’ll cook with foods and themes found in the Bible (bread, honey, fish, lentils, olives, figs) and connect each recipe to a focused passage: Daily Bread, Sweet Word, Salt of the Earth, Fruit of the Spirit, Faith and Provision, Patience in the Process, Gratitude and Fellowship. As things rise, simmer, or are pruned away, we’ll talk about how God forms us the same way.
This resource offers fresh understanding of God's guidance and wisdom for everyday living as it leads readers in the Inductive Bible Study Method to interpret and apply the truths of Proverbs.
