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Life Groups are groups that meet in homes and at church at various times throughout the week for the purpose of making disciples. Groups gather to study the Bible, pray, and fellowship together.

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Making disciples who make a difference


What is a Life Group at Crossroads?

Life groups are groups that meet in homes or at church at various times throughout the week for the purpose of making disciples. Groups gather to study the Bible, pray, and fellowship together.

What does it mean to make a disciple?

A disciple is someone who is following Jesus. A disciple is growing in his or her knowledge of the Scripture and in prayer and fellowship with God. A disciple shares his or her faith and is growing in the desire and ability to disciple others. At Crossroads, we believe that you have only succeeded in making a disciple when that person is not only growing, but discipling others.


What is the curriculum for Life Groups?

All Life Groups are studying the same book of the Bible together. Pastor Richard, our senior pastor, preaches the passage on Sunday morning. Then our groups gather throughout the week to study that passage more deeply and hold one another accountable to applying God’s word, using a curriculum written by our Groups Pastors.


Why are we all studying the same thing?

There are tremendous advantages to having the entire church, from senior adults to our Students to our KidsRoad Worship, studying the same passage of Scripture each week. It gives our church unity and ensures quality in all our groups. It helps parents disciple their children and teenagers well, and it helps us all be accountable to putting what we hear on Sunday into practice throughout the week.


Are Life Groups for Christians only or may I invite my unchurched friends?

Life Groups are for Christians and unchurched friends. Life Groups are a place where people are discipled. For some people that will mean hearing the gospel and the Bible for the very first time. For some people that will mean wrestling with why they aren’t being obedient to scriptural commands they have heard for twenty years. We want to ensure that every group is “invite friendly,” meaning that every group has room for and is designed from the ground up to accommodate people who are not currently believers in Jesus.