I have written before about how much I believe in church-wide campaigns – where every small group is aligned with the weekend series for a few weeks. I know that one of the most difficult components of pulling off a successful campaign is finding the right curriculum. I may be bit biased, but I think
We wrapped up our all-church study Sabotage this week. Pete looked at how we can all have peace in our relationships through healthy, biblical conflict. You can watch what our panel had to say about it below, and you can download the study here: Sabotage Week 6 Study
We are in week 5 of our all-church study, Sabotage. This week, Justin talked about the importance of honesty and truth in our relationships. You can watch what our panel had to say about it below, and you can download the study here: Sabotage Week 5
We continued our series Sabotage this week by looking at making wise choices when it comes to the people that our in our inner circle of friends. Our panel is kicking off our community groups discussion time talking about how those closest to us can influence who we become. You can download the study guide
I have searched my entire life for my identity. At different stages I thought I had found it, and was semi-ok with it, only to see it suddenly shift and the unending search was on again. In high-school, I found it in sports. I wasn’t the greatest athlete, but I was good enough to receive
Our groups will continue their Sabotage study this week by discussing how having an “I am always right” attitude can destroy your relationships. To get the group time started, we filmed a panel of people in different stages of life talking about how that attitude has affected their relationships. You can download the study guide
I wrote in an earlier post about how important it is for our small groups to all study the same thing a couple of times a year. We kicked off our fall, church wide campaign on Sunday with our series on relationships, Sabotage. To help groups get the discussion started, we shot videos of a
All you need us love. At least that’s what John Lennon proposed in 1967. But only if it was that was that easy. You see, Paul (the one in the Bible, not the other Beatle) fleshed that thought out a little more when he wrote to the Corinthians, Love is patient, love is kind. It
We are always tweaking our systems and ideas to hopefully get better, and also find easier ways for people to find community. One of the new ideas that we introduced last year was the Connect Event. Instead of having people just peruse a bunch of sign-up tables with leaders behind them, we set-up an event
We are currently working on a fun project for our groups leadership rally that kicks off our fall semester in August. While the end goal is a secret until that night, the process is thinking through the top facts that leaders and potential leaders would want to know about groups at Cross Point. These are
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