Small Groups

Our small groups are open to 8-10 people who agree to do life together in one of the areas described below. We understand how hard it is to be a Christian in this day and age. Small groups serve as a reminder that you are not alone in facing or experiencing the issues you struggle with (e.g., as a young person, single adult, etc.). Joining a small group will enable you to have others that you regularly fellowship with (once a month) while also finding the support you need to walk the Christian walk.

Young Adults Small Group

Our young adults small group is for individuals (ages 18 and up) who are looking for support in walking the Christian walk. Some topics to be addressed include: Christian living, dating, dealing with temptation/managing purity, addressing sexual immorality (e.g., pornography, masturbation, etc). and developing accountability, biblical views on gender/sexuality, substance use, mental health, developing and maintaining friendships/relationships, interacting with unbelievers, effective communication, how to resolve conflict, finances, budgeting, time management, and maintaining your social media presence as a Christian in an ungodly world.

Key verses:

You are young, but don’t let anyone treat you as if you are not important. Be an example to show the believers how they should live. Show them by what you say, by the way you live, by your love, by your faith, and by your pure life. 1 Timothy 4:12

Where you began will seem unimportant, because your future will be so successful. Job 8:7 NCV

Singles Small Group

We know just how hard it can be to be single when everybody around you is married or in a relationship. Join our small group where we’ll explore what it means to be single, how God expects you to approach you singleness, and how to manage the ups and downs that comes along with being single in a relationship centric world. Some topics to be addressed include: how to handle the wait, managing your own expectations, dealing with temptation/managing purity, addressing sexual immorality (e.g., pornography, masturbation, etc.), how to date as a Christian, addressing questions about online dating/apps, dealing with disappointment, doubt, or discouragement, addressing fears about one’s biological clock, how to address peoples’ comments/expectations, dealing with (what feels like) unanswered prayers, remaining hopeful, and maintaining faith.

Key verses:

And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28

So, I beg you, brothers and sisters, because of the great mercy God has shown us, offer your lives as a living sacrifice to him—an offering that is only for God and pleasing to him. Considering what he has done, it is only right that you should worship him in this way. Romans 12:1 ERV