Seeing Through a Different Framework: 4 Biblical Principles
Seeing Through a Different Framework reminds us that following Jesus is more than receiving a new identity—it means adopting an entirely new framework for life. As we build our lives on God's Word, trust in Christ's finished work, pursue His mission, and keep eternity...
Seeing the Secular: Who Defines Your Truth?
Seeing the Secular reminds us that the worldview we embrace shapes every part of our lives. When God is our ultimate authority, His Word defines truth, truth shapes our identity, and our identity leads us to discover His purpose rather than being shaped by culture or...
Seeing Islam: Discerning the Times
Seeing Islam challenges believers to view current events through a biblical worldview rather than through culture, media, or personal opinion. As we understand God's unfolding plan throughout history, we are called to remain grounded in Scripture, faithfully proclaim...
Seeing Christ’s Return: Preparing for Eternity
Seeing Christ's Return reminds us that our view of Jesus' return shapes how we live today. Rather than producing fear or speculation, the promise of Christ's return should fill believers with joyful anticipation, faithful stewardship, and a desire to live each day...
The Life You Were Made For: Living with Purpose
The Life You Were Made For reminds us that God created each of us with purpose, and that purpose begins with knowing Him personally. As we leave our past behind, embrace our identity in Christ, and live sacrificially for others, we discover the life God always...
The Law of Control: From Helplessness to Dominion
The Law of Control teaches that believers were never designed to live as victims of circumstance. Through righteousness in Christ, self-control, and God-given authority, we are called to live from a place of spiritual responsibility and dominion rather than fear,...
The Gospel Transformation: Changing Culture Through Christ
The Gospel Transformation reminds us that the Gospel was never meant to remain within the walls of the church. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, believers are called to make disciples, demonstrate God's power, and influence every area of society. As lives are...
The Spirit of Boldness: Filled to Be Fearless
The Spirit of Boldness reminds us that the Holy Spirit empowers believers to courageously live for Christ, proclaim the Gospel, and stand firm in the face of opposition. Boldness is not personality or self-confidence—it is a characteristic of the Holy Spirit that...
Stay with the Ingredients: The Keys to God’s Power
Stay with the Ingredients reminds us that God's power doesn't disappear because He changes—it fades when His people drift from the spiritual practices that invite His presence. Throughout Acts 9–12, the early Church continued walking in prayer, reverence, unity,...
Whatever It Takes: Reverence, Prayer, and Unity
The early Church didn't experience God's power by accident. Reverence, Prayer, and Unity were foundational to everything they did. As believers honored God's holiness, remained devoted to prayer, and stayed united in purpose, the Holy Spirit worked powerfully through...
Grow Groups FAQs
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How long do groups last?
Most groups last either 6 weeks or 12 weeks. There is a short break after the group ends. New groups launch every time we start a group semester (Fall, Spring & Summer). At that time, you can join the same group, find a new one, or lead one yourself.
I'm nervous to lead a group but want to. What do I do?
Here are some simple steps you can take to grow into the leader God created you to be.
- Attend a group. All leaders must attend at least one group before they can lead. Learn by example.
- Attend Grow Group Leader Training. All leaders must also go through this class. Here you will get all the tools and training to be a successful leader.
- Still not sure, Become a Co-Leader. Partner with a strong leader to help them lead a group and gain the experience to lead on your own.
I'm new to this whole group thing, how do I know which one to join?
There are so many types of groups it can be overwhelming. There are hobby groups, prayer groups, book groups, and so many more. We recommend choosing a group that interests you. However, one group that we believe everyone should go through is Freedom.