 | A Life of Simplicity
4-Session Bible Study
This study will help you and your group consider what a life of simplicity looks like and why God calls us to simple lives. Learn the way to the simple life—and recognize that the organizational advice given by popular magazines and websites just won't cut it.
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 | Bible Study Basics: Ephesians
Bible Study Basics Group Study
In a time when so many people struggle with identity, Ephesians is the perfect book of the Bible to study. Paul makes it clear: Our identity is found in the fact that we are children of God, adopted into his family, and we're to live as children of light in a dark world. This Bible Study Basics study can be done in the number of sessions you'd like, with the ideal number being 6-8 sessions. It includes excellent discussion questions, fun icebreakers, clear application points, and great tips on leading discussion.
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 | 1 and 2 Chronicles: Live the Life God Intended
6-Session Bible Study
This pair of books in the Old Testament holds great lessons for living today. Discover (or rediscover) your identity in Christ, learn to fight for what's right and finish well, knock down the false dichotomy between sacred and secular, recommit to loving others, and experience God's presence in the tough times.
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 Fear Factors in Parenting
You go through nine months of preparation, but nothing really prepares you for the moment an infant is wrapped in pink or blue and placed in your arms. And then it hits you—you're a parent. It's not like babysitting or being in charge of your younger siblings. This is different. No one is coming to relieve you. This child is yours for keeps. Is it any wonder we inwardly scream, What am I going to do now?
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How can we embrace our weaknesses?
Answer by Sara Bentley
Christians love to talk about strengths. Want proof? Just ask a church leader to list his or her spiritual gifts, talk about his areas of passion, or tell you her Myers-Briggs profile (any other ENTJ's out there?). You're sure to get an enthusiastic response. But ask that same leader to tell you about his areas of weakness, and he might be slightly less excited to engage with you.
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