One Year Bible Study Curriculum, Volume 3

Save 77% on one year of small group Bible studies for youth ministry! OVERVIEW OF BIBLE STUDIES: Foundations: A 4-week small group Bible study on the basics of faith that are found in Romans 3:21-30. Daniel: A 4-week small group Bible study on the book of Daniel.  Jesus, Worthy of Worship: A 4-week small group Bible study that looks in-depth Colossians 1:15-23 to show students why Jesus is worthy of worship.  The Suffering Servant: A 4-week small group Bible study teaching students how Jesus fulfilled the prophecies found in Isaiah 65.  Joshua: A 4-week small group Bible study on Joshua.  Fruit of the Spirit: A 4-week summer small group Bible study that looks in-depth at the fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5:22-23.  Joseph:  A new 4-week small group Bible study on the life of Joseph. Jonah: A 4-week small group Bible study on the book of Jonah.  Jesus Is: A 4-week small group Bible study on the seven “I Am” statements from the book of John.  Ecclesiastes: A 4-week small group Bible study teaching students that God is better than anything our world has to offer.  Fresh Start: A 4-week Bible study on new beginnings and transformation. ______________________________________________________________________ WHAT MAKES OUR SMALL GROUP SERIES UNIQUE?  50% TEACHING & 50% DISCUSSION  All our small group series are discussion based. Each lesson is 50% reading the Bible/teaching and 50% student discussion. They’re not 90% teaching and 10% discussion, like our teaching series and small group studies you’ll find elsewhere.  The goal is for students to talk about the Bible, what it means to follow Jesus, their questions & doubts, what God is doing in their lives, and so on.  This format encourages group interaction, personal application, and keeps students engaged. Getting students talking about their faith is the secret sauce to a small group, and all our series are formatted with that goal in mind.  The format is simple, but effective:  Read a passage of Scripture.  Make a point that students will remember.  Ask questions and discuss it.  Repeat 3-4 times per lesson.