Small Group Bible Study Collection

Jump-start your Bible Study

Finding it difficult to write a Bible study from scratch? Studying the Bible is such an important way to encounter God together as a small group, but it can take a lot of time, effort, or expertise to create content for your small group by yourself. These ready-made Bible studies are designed to help you!

All of these guides include Bible passages, discussion questions, and more. What’s more: they also work for both in-person and online use. 

Looking for different studies? Browse all Bible Studies.

Looking for how to engage the Bible? Check out the Engaging the Bible Pathway.

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Beyond Colorblind Small Group Series

Do you want to engage students with the gospel through race and ethnicity? This 4-week series is designed to disciple students into conversations that will transform the campus as students encounter God and learn to share the gospel through their ethnic stories. Integrating evangelism, discipleship, and reconciliation, the Beyond Colorblind Small Group Series will equip students to articulate how God is redeeming what is broken and highlighting what is beautiful both in their ethnic journey and in the world.

Self-Care Outreach Bible Studies

Our campuses are desperate for self-care. This four-session series will invite your community - Christians and seekers alike - to explore their level of self-care (body, soul, relationships), and consider Jesus’ invitation for true rest, joy, and peace found in him.

“Here for You” Bible Studies in Luke

These three Bible studies in Luke that explore the theme of “here for you” and are designed to take a group through setting a table of hospitality centered on Jesus (Luke 5.27-31), learning to worship Jesus as Lord (Luke 7:36-50) and responding with acts of justice to Jesus’ kingdom (Luke 19:1-10)