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If you are starting a new season of small group meetings and are looking for a possible curriculum to use, here are three that you can consider.
1. Worldview Rethink with By This Name
DESCRIPTION: What is the main message of the Bible? Who is Jesus? What are the cross and the tomb all about? How is the Old Testament relevant to our understanding of the New Testament? This study takes you on a journey from creation to the cross to explain the core message of the Bible.
AUDIENCE: For people who want a solid biblical foundation, including those who want to learn or be refreshed in the message of the gospel.
TIME NEEDED: 16 hours (e.g., 8 sessions of 2 hours each)
RESOURCES: Leader’s guide, coursebook, workbook, DVD or online videos, visual aids
FORMAT OF STUDY: Dynamic reading. Leaders read the course book narrative. Group reads the Scripture verses. Reading is interspersed with video clips and visual aids. The group also uses the workbook together. Learn more about Dynamic Reading-Leading-Modelling.
REVIEW: “This book and the DVD series and workbook that accompany it are by far the best, most clearly stated overview of the Bible I’ve seen. It is an excellent foundational base that can be used with new Christians, mature Christians, and non-Christians. I used it to start a neighbourhood ladies’ Bible study with ladies from several different faiths. It was so well-received that once we finished it, we were then able to start studying one of the books of the Bible (Mark). I highly recommend this for use by an individual, small group, or large group, or anyone seeking to understand the Bible as a whole.” – Melissa
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