Leaders

Tonight we are talking about Good Friday. We’ll challenge students to make the cross personal for them. To think about how it’s both because of us that it happened and for us that he did it. And finally we’ll encourage our students to consider Jesus. To reflect on what he’s done for us and to let it impact every area of our lives!

Maundy Thursday is the night of Jesus’ last supper and arrest. We’ll be highlighting the washing of the disciple’s feet and the giving of the “new command”: to love one another as he has loved us.

This week we are kicking off our new series titled Holy Week. We’ll be walking through the final week of Jesus’ ministry on Earth leading up to His death and resurrection. This week we are focusing on Palm Sunday. The moment when Jesus enters Jerusalem knowing what is ahead of him and yet He still marches on for our sake. We’ll talk about how Jesus knows everything that we have ever done. Every failure, every weakness, and yet he still chose to give his life for us!

In our final week of Outdated, we’ll be discussing the wonderful topic of sexual boundaries. How far is too far? The age-old question. To answer it, we’ll set them up with two questions to consider when creating their boundaries game plan. 1) Is it beneficial? 2) Could it become my master?

Tonight is a Discussion Night! We will be defining love and talking about how a relationship that is built on the qualities of love with last and will replicate the love of Christ!

This week we are answering the question: Who do we date? Paul tells the people of Corinth that there are many amazing attributes but one is the greatest of them all, and that’s love. We will talk about what it looks like to be a person who leads with love, and how it is vital when deciding who we should be dating.

We’re beginning our relationship series! “Outdated” will cover the questions of why, who, and how we date. Tonight, we are addressing the question “why” by talking about the gift of singleness. In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul makes it quite clear that the life of a single person can be more fully devoted to the Lord than those who are married. Often, we view singleness as the gift no one wants to be stuck with, but the Bible explains it as a powerful gift of God. We’ll be explaining to students why singleness is a gift and how to use it properly

This week will be a small group Bible study on 1 John. Leaders and students will share and discuss their reading of 1 John the past couple of weeks! During program, there will be a short devotional reflection about baptism as we announce baptism registration opening.

Lifeline is not meeting at Campuses this Sunday! Our students and volunteers are taking the week schedule their own gathering and hangout as a chance to break away from the familiar space of our buildings and do something special together as a group.

This week, we focus on reading the Bible in a way that lets it change us. By looking at a hard teaching out of Philippians 2, we will see how the commands of the Bible are always perfectly fulfilled in Christ. We’ll walk through the ways we can allow the Bible move us toward being more like Jesus and how our “work” is really God working through us.