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Parables, The Greatest Stories Ever Told, by John White
Wednesdays at 6:30pm.
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Parables, The Greatest Stories Ever Told, by John White
Wednesdays at 6:30pm.
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Small Groups
Small Groups - Our Vision
We believe that Small Groups are at the very heart of what we do as a church.
The ORCHARD groups are designed to explore questions and experience spiritual growth. Small Groups generally consist of scripture study, discussion and prayer.
Many people find that involvement in a small group is often the most fulfilling and rewarding aspect of church.
Core DMD Materials:
The Ways of the Alongsider -
Growing Disciples Life to Life
by Bill Mowry
This is a 10-week group study to help us grow into disciples making disciples.
For more information about this study:
https://www.alongsider.com/
Past Orchard Small Group Studies:
September 2016: The Art of Marriage
A 6-week small group study with DVD presentations
developed by Family Life Today
(Click here to learn more about The Art of Marriage Small Group Series)
Fall 2015: Counter Culture by David Platt
We learned The Bible is clear on a number of issues:
Who God is—the holy, just, and gracious Creator of the universe
Who we are—men and women created in the image of God
for our good and for God's glory
Who Christ is and what He has done—His life, death, and resurrection
What it means to follow Christ—to die to ourselves and to live in Him
Why this matters for eternity--
heaven and hell are at stake in our response to the gospel
So how do these truths affect how we respond to the social issues of our day--
realities such as poverty, slavery, abortion, sexual immorality, the degradation of marriage, the neglect of orphans and widows, racism, and persecution?
We learned The Bible is clear on a number of issues:
Who God is—the holy, just, and gracious Creator of the universe
Who we are—men and women created in the image of God
for our good and for God's glory
Who Christ is and what He has done—His life, death, and resurrection
What it means to follow Christ—to die to ourselves and to live in Him
Why this matters for eternity--
heaven and hell are at stake in our response to the gospel
So how do these truths affect how we respond to the social issues of our day--
realities such as poverty, slavery, abortion, sexual immorality, the degradation of marriage, the neglect of orphans and widows, racism, and persecution?