Life Group Discussion Guides

1.12.25 Stop living for the world and start living for eternity

1.19.25 Philippians 1: Explore how Paul, writing from prison, found joy in his identity as both a saint and a servant of Christ

1.26.25 Overcoming Fear

2.2.25 Philippians 1:21-30

2.9.25 What it means to reflect Christ in our daily lives and how to shift our focus from a self-centered need for validation, to a life centered on Him.

2.23.25 Spiritual Apathy - Philippians 2:19-30 and Luke 10:1-12

3.2.25 Philippians 3:1-12: Discover how joy is more than a feeling; it’s a safeguard, a strength, and a way to realign our hearts with Christ.

3.9.25 Philippians 3:10-21: Press on, fix our eyes on Jesus, and live with a heavenward perspective.

3.16.25 Philippians 4 - Discover a powerful roadmap for peace.

3.23.25 Philippians 4:10-13 - We explore how God's strength carries us—not just in easy times, but through impossible situations.

3.30.25 Psalm 27:14, Exodus 2:11-3:15 - Waiting often feels like a setback. But what if God is doing something deeper in the delay?

4.6.25 Psalm 133 - Unity in the Church isn’t something we manufacture—it’s something we receive through the Spirit, sacred and life-giving like oil and dew.

4.13.25 Matthew 21 - Jesus enters Jerusalem not with force, but on a donkey—fulfilling prophecy and flipping expectations.

4.27.25 Luke 9:1-6 - What does it mean to walk by faith, rely on God's provision, and stand in the authority Jesus has already given us?

5.4.25 Matthew 28:16-20

5.11.25 Mark 1:36–38 - What if the secret to a meaningful life isn’t found in hustle or success, but in solitude, community, and mission?

5.18.25 Ephesians 4:1–16 - Are you living a life worthy of the calling you’ve received—or just looking the part?

5.25.25 Romans 12 - We explore how real transformation begins on the other side of sacrifice.

6.1.25 Romans 12 - Exploring the marks of a true Christian.

6.8.25 Leviticus 23:1-2 - Pentecost Sunday

6.15.25 1 Corinthians 9:19-23 - Our call to “win” those who don’t know Jesus by sharing the message of the gospel using the Word of God, our testimony, and our own God-given nature and personality.