In this series, author and speaker Francis Chan invites us to walk with him along the ancient ways of the Master.
As crowds grow and dwindle on the road to Jerusalem, only a few stick by the Suffering Savior on the road of discipleship. Along the way, the Messiah gathers a ragged band of disciples. So join Tony for this series that will draw you back to the essential truths of our faith and the life found in our King.ĭescription: The Gospel of Mark chronicles Jesus’s journey from Galilee to Jerusalem. Despite what our culture may argue, there is only one hope that is truly trustworthy and that is our Savior, Jesus Christ. Tony Evans encourages us to turn to Christ by reminding us of the two purposes for the beloved disciple’s book-that we would believe in Jesus and find life in His name. Here are the RightNow Media studies available as of January 2019:ĭescription: Where do you turn when the world around you grows dark? In this study of the Gospel of John, Dr. You can purchase it for approximately $7 yourself, or check with the Ministry Team Coordinator to see what we have available. These offer context and background along with tips for leading the discussion that promotes spiritual growth. If leaders are hungry to study the Scripture further, each of these materials has a 40-60 page leaders guide. Each message is approximately 12-20 minutes long and offers a handout with more discussion questions than we actually need during group time. RightNow Media, an online library of group curriculum and biblically based videos, is consistently developing quality verse-by-verse studies by well-respected pastors and teachers. Studying books of the Bible helps us understand more the context of the Bible verses or stories we hear. As we hear messages that stir our hearts on Sunday mornings and what do we do with the hunger to know more about what the Bible has to say to us.
One of the most popular requests we receive from group members is for study and discussion material that walks verse-by-verse through a book of the Bible.
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