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DBS is a Bible study method that is being used in settings around the world, among both non-believers and believers. it is extremely simple, which aids replication. Even after a first DBS, it would be easy to turn and facilitate the study with another person…and that’s the point! By keeping it simple—no, really simple—there is a better chance that they will pass it on. Each element teaches an aspect of discipleship and being the church, as you can see below.

How should Jesus' followers engage in politics? Take a broader look at how God’s people have engaged with issues of power, justice, and political organization, and consider His invitation to faithful engagement in our time.

12 key topics with inductive Bible study, memory verse, and a spiritual discipline and/or practical act of obedience that help multinational students internalize lessons.

Do you have multinational non-Christian friends who are interested in Jesus? This user-friendly guide includes cultural background, maps, a leader’s guide and more. No leadership or previous Scripture study experience needed.

These five bible studies explore various passages in the book of Acts and are perfect for a campus small group or a one-on-one context.

These eight bible studies explore various passages in the Gospel of Luke and are perfect for a campus small group or one-on-one context.

Recommended books that go along with the Four Faculty Loves Bible Study.

Check out these resources for beginning a new academic year to help you thrive as faculty.

This toolkit provides everything needed to gather faculty/administrators/staff to launch a community of faculty following Jesus together on campus including a guide and template for hosting a first faculty gathering, and resources for further gatherings.

Discipling students to follow Jesus more deeply is a core value we all share. This curriculum works through the book of Ephesians and is easily done in one-on-one or small discipleship meetings.