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Discipling Evangelistically
This resource is designed for people who are wanting to find ways to introduce evangelism values and culture into their chapters without overhauling all of their processes and structures. It gives recommendations for each major structure in three categories (structural habit to adopt, resource to use, spiritual discipline to practice).
Evangelistic Bible Studies
Want to help others explore Jesus for themselves? This simple guide equips you to lead a 3–5 week Bible study that sparks honest conversation and invites non-Christians into Scripture without pressure or pretense.
InterVarsity Branded Posters
Use and customize these branded posters.
Reveal Campaign
Hundreds of students have used these Reveal cards to have powerful faith conversations across the country. There are four striking art pieces, paired with quotes from Revelation, that guide conversations toward the beauty and pain of our world. They are designed to help you start evangelistic Bible discussions and spiritual conversations so that people on your campus can encounter Jesus. You can use Reveal to plant new evangelistic small groups and communities of faith on campus.
Worthy Proxe
Through humor, conversations on family, and the story of the prodigal son visually reimagined through a South Asian lens, this proxe will captivate South Asian and non-South Asian students alike as they reflect on where they find their sense of worth.
The Story Project
The Story Project is a visual conversation starter meant to reach out to creative persons and artists through a mural display of art depicting the stories of Jesus and of artists creating story through visual art, writing, dancing, music, and more.
Money Proxe
The goal of the Money Campaign is to deepen your core students in financial discipleship, to engage the campus in a practical message of Gospel transformation, and to bless Swaziland with caregiver kits via World Vision.
La Vida Proxe
The Vida Proxe is meant to stimulate conversations about Latino (in this case, Mexican/Central American) culture and spirituality, and in particular about resurrection hope.
Hola Proxe
Do our fellowships extend welcome and hospitality. Jesus says "I stand at the door and knock. If you hear me calling and open the door, I will come in and we will share a meal as friends. (Rev. 3:20) Let's communicate God's love through our lives, and make sure that people know about God's invitation to them.
Hero Proxe
The Hero Proxe was designed specifically for black student outreach. It engages core identity questions that Black students are engaging. Although it was designed for black students, the script allows for modification so that all students can be engaged. Enjoy as you help students discover God’s desire for them to know that they are a "royal people."
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Discovery Questions – Matthew
Use these Discovery Questions in Matthew which provide you three unique study questions for each reading, joyfully offered to help you meet God in his Word with greater perceptivity, understanding, and power.
Discovery Questions – Mark
Use these Discovery Questions in Mark which provide you three unique study questions for each reading, joyfully offered to help you meet God in his Word with greater perceptivity, understanding, and power.
Discovery Questions – Luke
Use these Discovery Questions in Luke which provide you three unique study questions for each reading, joyfully offered to help you meet God in his Word with greater perceptivity, understanding, and power.
Discovery Questions – John
Use these Discovery Questions in John which provide you three unique study questions for each reading, joyfully offered to help you meet God in his Word with greater perceptivity, understanding, and power.
How to Prepare a Bible Study
With God's help and a little preparation, you too can create a space where Jesus takes center stage. When preparing, spend about half your time getting to know the passage and the other half preparing to teach. Remember to be prayerful as you work through your preparation. Jesus wants to meet with you even as you prepare.
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.
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 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.
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!
Bible Study Resources for Extra Research
Reference these books and other online resources to enrich your Bible Study.