Discipleship GROWth Groups

Summer 2014

Begins Wednesday, June 4 2014, 6:30-7:45

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For the love of Christ compels us . . . And

He died for all, that those who live should

live no longer for themselves, for Him who

died for them and rose again

~ 2 Corinthians 5:14-15

Co-Ed Groups

Disciple Making: No Plan B

by the Verge Network

(6 Sessions):

Jesus left us no Plan B. He spent

three years revealing His Father,

His kingdom, and His gospel,

and now it's our turn. In Disciple

Making: No Plan B, you'll learn

how to make disciples by model-

ing Jesus, pointing to Jesus, and

putting Jesus' words into practice. You'll see how disci-

pleship is motivated and fueled by the gospel. And if you

fear you can't make disciples because you're unfit or in-

competent, you'll find the gospel especially qualifies you

for making disciples of Jesus.

It’s Not Too Late: How God

Uses Less Than Perfect

People by Tony Evans

(6 Sessions):

If you've ever wondered, Is it

too late for God to do some-

thing with me? this study is for

you. God frequently uses bro-

ken people to accomplish His

purposes on earth. A broken person who has learned

dependence on God is a force to be reckoned with.

This six-session study looks at three men and three

women of the Bible who were used mightily by God de-

spite their previous mistakes. You too can learn to fo-

cus on the potential of your future, not the missteps of

your past.

June 4-July 9, 2014

July 23-August 27, 2014

Gospel According to Jonah:

A New Kind of Obedience

by JD Greear

(6 Sessions):

The Gospel According to Jonah:

A New Kind of Obedience invites

group participants into a world

fraught with missteps, disobedi-

ence, idolatry, and mistaken

"identity." It's a world most of us would recognize in our

own lives. But in the world of Jonah, we also get more

than a foreshadowing of Jesus and a God that pursues

us relentlessly. Through this study, individual partici-

pants can recognize the "Jonah" in themselves and

channel this revelation into a greater passion for asking

others into the same assurance. The six aspects ex-

plored in this resource include: Merciful, Holy, Mysteri-

ous, Jealous, Sovereign, Incomparable.

The Power of God’s Names

by Tony Evans

(6 Sessions):

Because of God’s depth of char-

acter, He has a variety of names

to reflect His different capacities

of relating to humanity. God is

called Elohim when referenced as

the all-powerful Creator. When

you need provision, get to know the name Jehovah

Jireh, which means God, the Provider. God has a name

for any and every situation that you can find yourself in.

Get to know the names of God through this six-session

study because it is in knowing His character and His

capacity that you will rest and discover both peace and

power in His covenant care.