Bible Studies @ SPBC
Welcome to our Small Group Studies! We have an ongoing schedule of studies year-round and would love for you to join us! Many of our studies use resources found at Right Now Media. CLICK HERE Get yourself an account today!
Women’s Small Group
Wednesday Evenings
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Room TBD
April 17 – May 29: The Book of Titus by Chip Ingram
In this Book of the Bible series, Chip Ingram unpacks the book of Titus. He challenges us to display the gospel in our lives through doing good. We do good works not to earn God’s favor, but as a result of God’s favor. When the gospel has truly taken root in our lives, it produces the fruit of godliness. As we pass these things on to future generations, the Church stands in bright contrast to the darkness of the world.
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Wednesday Evenings
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Room 230
April 17 – May 8: To Live in God
This will be a 4-week series as a follow-up/wrap-up from our Lenten readings from the book To Live in God. We will meet in person, and Dennis Johnson (author/editor of the book) will be leading us remotely from his home in Lexington. Everyone is invited (whether you completed the readings or not)! It will be a fruitful time!
Sunday Small Group
Sunday Evenings
5:00 - 7:00 pm
Fellowship Hall
April 7 – ?: The Books of John by Tony Evans
Comfortable Christianity often means a weak Christianity. In this study on John’s three letters, Dr. Tony Evans challenges Christians who have grown comfortable and complacent in their faith. Fellowship with God is the essence of our faith, and Tony walks through 1, 2 & 3 John to paint a picture of love, obedience, and truth. In a world that hates Jesus, we are called to love Him and His people with a fierce love.
Church-wide Small Group
Wednesday Evenings
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Room 230
Every Wednesday Evening
Pastor Rich chooses a particular study or highlights the Sunday Sermon and invites you to join in conversation.
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We’re willing to bet that you’ve got some great ideas for either a church-wide study or even one for a more targeted group (men, women, widows, etc). Please share…