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The Bible – What If?
What if the one who made you would LOVE to talk with you every day, about big things and everyday matters? What if he gave us the Bible so he could do just that? What if there were an easy way to learn how to read the Bible and hear his voice?
Bible Study Resources for Extra Research
Reference these books and other online resources to enrich your Bible Study.
InterVarsity's Interpretive Commitments on Scripture
We all naturally have a set of ‘lenses’ through which we view and understand the Bible. Since InterVarsity brings together Christians from a broad range of churches, ethnicities, and cultures, a core set of commitments when interpreting Scripture provides unity in the midst of diversity:
Reviewing Your Bible Study
Use this review sheet as you reflect on how leading your Bible Study went.
Strengthening Group Conversations
Try these tips to help you facilitate group conversations in your small group setting.
Creative Observations for Bible Study
A Creative Observation activity asks your group to put themselves into the passage and make observations from “inside” the story. This will engage their imagination and add energy and depth to your study. Give one of these prompts a try, or invent your own!
An Interview with Skip McDonald
Ms. Skip McDonald, R.N., BSN, Th.B. shares about her book, the Anxiety Bible Study Guide.
How to Lead Application for Inductive Bible Study
During the third part of the conversation, called “Application”, you’ll help your group put into practice what God has made clear through his Word.
How to Lead Interpretation for Inductive Bible Study
During the second part of the conversation, called “Interpretation”, your group will gain clarity about what the passage means as they share and discuss their questions together.
How to Lead Observation for Inductive Bible Study
In this first phase of your group's conversation, called “Observation”, you want to see your group grow increasingly curious about the passage as they look closely at what’s there and share what they’re seeing.
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Best Practices for Follow Up
A practical guide to the four components of excellent follow up: 1) Jesus-centered hospitality; 2) Face-to-Face connection; 3) Two more times of connection; 4) Web a community.
Partnership Gathering Worksheet
This worksheet will guide you through a series of activities to help you encounter God, identify the gifts that you bring together, and begin to explore your networks.
Mobilize Students With the Call to Mission Bible Study
This short Bible study on Matthew 9:35-38 can help you and other interested students discern God's invitation and think through your connections on campus.
Welcoming Students through Instagram
To reach a new generation of students, we have to meet them where they are, online. This resource will help you meet students online and develop relationships that move from online to in person.
Small Group Invitation to Faith
Inviting your friends to follow Jesus is the one of the most significant things you can do to see decisions of faith on your campus. Use this resource to help you explain the gospel and invite a response.
Leading Life-Changing Debriefs of Your New Student Outreach
Debriefing your ministry activity, especially in a busy season like New Student Outreach, is critical. Turbo-charge your debriefs with these question ideas and pro-tips.
LaFe First Meetings
Three different sets of discipleship cycles you can use for your first meetings with Latino students on your campus.
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.
Multiplying Small Groups
How can a small group increase its impact? By becoming a sending community! Sending people out to create more spaces for their friends to encounter God helps us truly bring the Love of God to every corner of campus. Use Multiplying Small Groups to help students gain vision, receive training, and make invitation plans to launch new small groups.
Praying into the Mission: Intro to 2+ Prayer
Start a prayer movement for non-Christians on your campus using this simple tool to bring focus to your prayer.