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Engage: Kings DVD
Ever felt alone in a crowded room? While sitting on the side of your bed in a hotel room? While sitting in a corner, curled up into a ball? You're not the only one.
Ever felt alone in a crowded room? While sitting on the side of your bed in a hotel room? While sitting in a corner, curled up into a ball?
You’re not the only one. We all need healthy human companionships, meaningful relationships, and genuine friendships with other people. And when we don’t get what we need, things can go wrong. Terribly wrong.
What if you had a friend, a real friend, at every place on earth you would ever choose to go? How would that impact your life, especially if you were feeling lonely? Do you know someone who needs such a friend?
This small group study includes an 8-10 minute DVD and small group questions that actively engage participants.
• New - Dig deeper into Scripture with these additional small group questions that actively engage participants. Click here to download them.
What is Engage?
It’s not any secret – our lives are filled with noise: activities, media, truths, lies, opportunities, experiences. People often long to engage with something that really matters, and often struggle to truly connect with their families, friends, and certainly with the things of faith. This new Bible study collection meets people with messages that matter, using media that captures both their hearts and their minds. The collection explores core themes that impact people from all walks of life, and presents God’s constant, grace-rich Gospel in these circumstances.
Poignant, timely, and visually captivating, this series blends new media and plainspoken exhortation and encouragement to spark dialogue and strengthen your Bible study community. Told through video, but explored through Bible-based discussion, the Engage video collection invites Bible study participants to share, connect, and grow in the things of faith.
One session.
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| Authors | Kurt Klaus |
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