January-FaithFoundations-Hakeem Bradley This series from TENx10 invites youth to unpack the dynamic nature of what it means to be the Church and to daily live in the kingdom of God. First, we’ll delve into the essence of belonging to God's family, a global community united by faith, love, and purpose. Then we’ll take a closer look at what it means to live out the values of love, justice, and compassion. And we’ll reflect on how Jesus’ teachings call us to live differently, embracing values like forgiveness and reconciliation. As your group explores these principles, you’ll find yourself inspired to make a real difference, living out the Kingdom's values in every aspect of your life. Each episode includes engaging discussions and practical exercises designed to help teens apply these teachings every day. Be sure to download the accompanying discussion guide. This is the third of three series from TENx10. Each series is focused on the deeper truths of the Christian faith and how they impact our everyday life. We know your youth can—and want to—wrestle with core orthodox doctrine as they pin down what they believe and what that means for them and our world. It is intentionally geared to work across various Christian faith traditions. Over 20 Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox scholars and youth leaders have shaped this content so that it weaves together the most important tenets and insights of the Christian faith.
Room 6 Study November- Be Still-Brian Heasley The Be Still Series is a five-week course based on Brian Heasley’s book, Be Still: a Simple Guide to Quiet Times that will equip you and your community to learn together how to develop a regular rhythm and deeper daily relationship with God. In five interactive sessions, with accompanying discussion guides, Brian and friends from the global 24-7 Prayer movement explore some of the creative ways we can connect with God each day, unpacking how to practically develop and grow habits that can cultivate daily stillness in the midst of a busy and fast-paced world.
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January-Introduction to the Gospels-Jim Dalrymple Through this series, Jim Dalrymple (professor of New Testament and Vice President of Advancement at Ozark Christian College) will walk us through each of the four gospel books. Jim will give an introduction to each gospel by diving into each author, the intended meaning of their gospel, and critical background information. Sanctuary November-Doing Good-The Book of Titus-Chip Ingram If Christians are “saved by grace,” totally apart from good works, what difference does it make if we Do Good or not? In this series, from the book of Titus, Chip Ingram reveals that there are four key reasons why Doing Good matters so much. He also explains how we can become people who habitually Do Good – and the first step begins with who we are, not what we do. According to Scripture, Doing Good is not just a suggestion, it is very powerful, and can be costly. Chip encourages us, however, that the price of not Doing Good, can be even more costly. This series clarifies what Doing Good will do in you and then through you, for the benefit of others and the glory of God.
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January-Galatians-Kyle Idleman You don’t seriously believe all that stuff in the Bible, do you? Isn’t it sexist? And how could any educated person believe in all the miracles? If you’ve ever asked or been asked these kinds of questions, then this series is for you. Theologian Amy Orr-Ewing tackles six common questions about the Bible that can cause Christians to doubt and seekers to reject the faith before they encounter Jesus.