New life is found in the dynamic experience of reading the Bible and applying it to your life. Dynamic because Jesus and his Spirit are actively involved, making the experience transformational. But it doesn’t stop here. Growth is something we are supposed to do together. Each bible study is a relational team who encourages, supports. and walks with us through our life’s challenges. This process of learning and following Jesus together is called discipleship and this takes the process from merely a mental exercise to something that involves our mind, will, and spirit.

 

Jesus' strategy to change the world was different than expected. He did speak to crowds, but that’s not how he spent most of his time. He built a small group and poured his life into them so they could pour their lives into others who would then pour their lives into others. The Apostle Paul repeats this in II Timothy 2:2, “And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others.” 

 

This idea of discipleship is central to the Christian faith, though too few take advantage of it. That is why we call our Bible studies Core (Core principle, Core to growth. I think you get it). Check out one of our Cores and see what’s possible. Contact us to get involved.