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Small Group Bible Study - Why Should I?
Small Group Bible Study is a forum growing in popularity in America today. Almost every church makes some type of small group Bible study available. Small groups offer a place to connect with other believers in fellowship; to grow in our understanding of the Bible, as Jesus' own small group of disciples did; to meet the needs of others in your group in ministry; to become equipped for evangelism; and to worship God through practicing godly behavior.

Small Group Bible Study? Why Do I Need That? I Can Study the Bible On My Own! Sound familiar? Maybe that's even what you're thinking right now. And yes, you can study the Bible on your own. In fact, you should! Personal Bible study is essential for deepening your relationship with God. So why study with a group? Because, as Rick Warren says in The Purpose Driven Life, "God didn't create you to be alone."

 

Small Group Bible study also offers a safe place to get your questions answered. If a small group setting is new to you, you'll be surprised how quickly you'll be helping others find answers as well.

 

When you are involved in a small group of other believers with varying backgrounds, chances are at least one other person in that group will be able to answer your specific questions.

 

small group members exist to care for one another and to join in lifting one another's burdens before the Lord.

 

Excerpts from allaboutgod.com

 

 

 

How can I become a part of a small group?

To get information on the groups or to sign up for one, contact the church office at 412-372-1333.

 

How can I have a small group of my own?

We're always looking for leaders to step forward and either host or teach in a small group. If you want to be part of a small group but cannot find one that fits your schedule, consider starting your own.

 

Hosting - If you do not feel particularly qualified to teach but can open your home to the group, there just may be someone who wants to teach but does not have a home that is accommodating. Contact Pastor Denny with your ideas.

 

Teaching - If you like to teach but do not know what to teach on, contact Pastor Denny and he can provide you with resources to get your small group started.

 

Pastor Denny

denny@monroevillecc.org

412-372-1333