This post came as a study in Genesis on the ark building. I wanted to know more about the type of wood used as I know of nothing actually called gopher wood in todays world. This is some of the information that I have found although it does not give a definitive answer for myContinue reading “Comparison of Gopherwood Theories with Other Biblical Wood References”
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Small Group Study Guide: Extraordinary Faith
The Study Guide for “Extraordinary Faith” focuses on exploring six biblical stories of remarkable faith in small groups. Each group discusses their assigned passage, key insights, and practical applications to reinforce trust in God. Participants choose action steps for the week, sharing them for accountability and reflecting on their faith journey through prayer and journaling.
Bible Stories of Extraordinary Faith
My previous post of “How Deep Is Your Faith” was a study I chose among many. Below are some of the other stories which make a great personal study as you grow in Faith. 1. The Canaanite Woman’s Persistence Then Jesus answered and said unto her, O woman, great is thy faith: be it untoContinue reading “Bible Stories of Extraordinary Faith”
Small Group Study Guide: How Deep Is Your Faith
The content outlines a group session focused on trust in Jesus, beginning with an icebreaker about trusting without proof. It includes scripture readings from Matthew and Luke, followed by observations and discussion questions on faith and authority. Members are challenged to deepen their trust in Christ and apply this through prayer and intercession. The session ends with a closing prayer and encourages journaling reflections on faith for the next meeting.
Small Group Guide: Manifesting Miracles: A Christian Perspective on the Law of Attraction
The content emphasizes the integration of the Law of Attraction with Christian principles, urging believers to align their desires with God’s will through faith and prayer. It outlines a session structure that includes prayer, icebreakers, Bible exploration, group reflection, and encouragement, focusing on faith, the power of words, and trusting God for miracles.
Understanding Speaking Things into Existence: Biblically
The concept of “speaking things into existence” originates from Scripture, especially in God’s creative power as seen in Genesis and Psalms. While humans can influence through words, true creation belongs to God alone. Believers should align their speech with God’s will rather than attempting independent manifestation. Words hold power, so use them wisely.
Small Group Guide –Part 4 “Abiding in Christ” (John 15:1–11)
This discussion guide centers on the concept of “Abiding in Christ,” emphasizing that spiritual fruitfulness comes from a relational connection with Jesus rather than mere effort. Key themes include dependence on God during pruning, identifying fruitfulness, and cultivating joy through intimacy with Christ. Practical applications encourage daily reflection and group prayer.
Small Group Guide – Part 3: Seeking the Kingdom First
This study guide emphasizes seeking God’s kingdom and righteousness first, based on Matthew 6:33. It discusses how anxiety stems from focusing on needs rather than faith. Through scripture, discussion questions, and practical applications, the guide encourages group members to prioritize trusting in God, surrendering worries, and practicing generosity.
Small Group Guide: Part 2 Renewing the Mind
This guide focuses on transformation through mind renewal, emphasizing Romans 12:2. Participants will engage in prayer, discussion, and activities aimed at identifying and countering worldly beliefs with scriptural truths. The session encourages personal commitments to practices that foster mental renewal and mutual support within the group for overcoming conformity.
Small Group Guide: Part 1: Rooted in the Spirit
This small group guide based on Galatians 5:16–25 emphasizes that a Spirit-led life is achieved through surrender rather than willpower. Participants engage in prayer, discussions on the “acts of the flesh” and “fruit of the Spirit,” and activities to nurture spiritual growth, ending with collective prayer and reflection.
Grow Stronger Roots 