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Student Small Groups
Middle School

Milestones is a study series focused on covering the basic beliefs of the Christian faith. It is an excellent study for students learning about Christianity for the first time, as well as for those who want a clearer understanding of the topic.
This study guide includes a weekly study for group discussion, as well as several days' worth of personal study for each week.
In this study, students will wrestle with what scripture has to say about humanity and our place within creation. As they complete this study, they will be confronted with the way God has created the world and how he has redeemed that world from sin. From there, students will get to see their own place within the world God has made.
Our Middle School groups are divided by age and gender. This fall, students will be engaging in the study, Milestones: Connecting God's Word to Life - Volume 4 - People & Creation. The kickoff night of our fall study is September 10th.
High School
Our High School groups our elective based. This fall student will be able to choose from one of three study options. Freshman students pick from the first two options. The kickoff night of our spring study will be September 10th.
Option 1

Join us this Fall for Explore The Bible, as we study the biblical genres of law, gospel, prophecy, and wisdom.
Genesis—the great book of beginnings—will teach students about the creation of all things and humanity’s rebellion. John’s Gospel emphasizes Jesus’s identity as the Son of God and how we should respond to Him in faith. The books of Zechariah and Malachi, two of the Minor Prophets, will highlight God’s promise of a future King and Messenger. Finally, we will study the book of Job which explores suffering and reveals that God is sovereign and has the final word.
This is a great study for any student.
Option 2

In this study, students will look at the story of Ezra and Nehemiah, which plays out against a backdrop of ruins. There's a ruined city, a ruined house of worship, ruined homes-ruined life with God. Their path to rebuilding, at its core, was a journey back to God. As you study Ezra and Nehemiah with, you too will be encouraged to turn to the God who is always faithful.
In this, we’ll dive into lamenting sin, facing opposition, worshipping faithfully, and battling discouragement. This study will renew your joy in the Lord and encourage you to turn away from your own way and toward God, ultimately discovering Jesus is the one who rebuilds and brings new life where there is ruin and decay.
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This study is meant for students wanting to go deeper, but may not have a ton of time for outside studies.
Option 3

In this study of The Ten Commandments, we’ll dive into a deep, engaging study of the Ten Commandments, exploring the importance of God's commandments in church history, the overarching story of the Bible, and daily discipleship. Readers will explore the practical implications of the Ten Commandments and be encouraged by God's grace to renounce sin and live out godly love.
For this study, we’ll be asking students to come each week, having completed the study in its entirety. This will allow your groups time together to be about going deeper and wrestling through the challenging applications for your own life.
This study is meant for students wanting to go deeper and be stretched, who are willing to commit around an hour to studying each week outside of Wednesday nights. This study isn’t open to freshmen.