| Adam York | Filed Under: Adults, Young Adults
As you read through the Gospels, you’ll notice something very interesting. Jesus often taught the most profound truth with simple questions: Who do they say that I am? Where are your accusers? Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven? Do you want to get well? Each of the questions led to deep truths.…
Read More Tags: Bible study, Bible study leaders, discussion-based Bible study, questions, small groups, Sunday School, young adults| Adam York | Filed Under: Adults, Young Adults
Depth is not necessarily about the level of the information; it’s more about the encounter you have with the information. That is to say, depth isn’t achieved by including a certain number of Greek and Hebrew verbs. Rather, it’s achieved by providing an encounter with biblical truth that engages people in every area of life–spirit,…
Read More Tags: Bible study, Bible study preparation, depth, leadership, small groups, Sunday School, young adults| Adam York | Filed Under: Adults, Young Adults
Whether your group meets for Bible study on Sunday mornings or during the week, it’s important to establish and encourage authentic relationships within the group. Authentic relationships are key to dwelling in the Word together, as they promote more engaging conversations and application of Scripture to the context of group members’ individual lives. The following…
Read More Tags: 20-somethings, 30-somethings, authentic relationships, Bible study, college students, small groups, Sunday School, young adults| Cindy Landes | Filed Under: Downloads, General Downloads
| Adam York | Filed Under: Adults, Young Adults
In a rapidly changing culture, there seems to be very little that is consistent or stays the same. College students and young adults are searching for something they can trust and find truth in that completely intersects with the daily pulse of their lives. The Word never changes. The Scriptures bring hope to a culture…
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