Discipleship GROWth Groups Summer 2014

For the love of Christ compels us . . . And He died for all, that those who live should live no longer for themselves, for Him who died for them and rose again
~ 2 Corinthians 5:14-15

Begins Wednesday, June 4 2014, 6:30-7:45

Register at www.frontstreet.org > Join a Growth Group Or on weekly bulletin insert

Co-Ed Groups
June 4-July 9, 2014
Disciple Making: No Plan B by the Verge Network (6 Sessions):
Jesus left us no Plan B. He spent three years revealing His Father, His kingdom, and His gospel, and now it's our turn. In Disciple Making: No Plan B, you'll learn how to make disciples by modeling Jesus, pointing to Jesus, and putting Jesus' words into practice. You'll see how discipleship is motivated and fueled by the gospel. And if you fear you can't make disciples because you're unfit or incompetent, you'll find the gospel especially qualifies you for making disciples of Jesus.

Its Not Too Late: How God Uses Less Than Perfect People by Tony Evans (6 Sessions):
If you've ever wondered, Is it too late for God to do something with me? this study is for you. God frequently uses broken people to accomplish His purposes on earth. A broken person who has learned dependence on God is a force to be reckoned with. This six-session study looks at three men and three women of the Bible who were used mightily by God despite their previous mistakes. You too can learn to focus on the potential of your future, not the missteps of your past.

July 23-August 27, 2014

Gospel According to Jonah: A New Kind of Obedience by JD Greear (6 Sessions):
The Gospel According to Jonah: A New Kind of Obedience invites group participants into a world fraught with missteps, disobedience, idolatry, and mistaken "identity." It's a world most of us would recognize in our own lives. But in the world of Jonah, we also get more than a foreshadowing of Jesus and a God that pursues us relentlessly. Through this study, individual participants can recognize the "Jonah" in themselves and channel this revelation into a greater passion for asking others into the same assurance. The six aspects explored in this resource include: Merciful, Holy, Mysterious, Jealous, Sovereign, Incomparable.

The Power of Gods Names by Tony Evans (6 Sessions):

Because of Gods depth of character, He has a variety of names to reflect His different capacities of relating to humanity. God is called Elohim when referenced as the all-powerful Creator. When you need provision, get to know the name Jehovah Jireh, which means God, the Provider. God has a name for any and every situation that you can find yourself in. Get to know the names of God through this six-session study because it is in knowing His character and His capacity that you will rest and discover both peace and power in His covenant care.