Evangelism

How to Share Your Faith

Do you have group members who are considering baptism?

Our Open Baptism Service is in 2 weeks, on February 11th.

Encourage them to take that step and register for our Open Baptism service.

Sunday’s message was all about sharing our faith and a big part of that is prayer.

Not only should we share the names of people in group that we are praying would come to know Christ, but make sure to take time in group to specifically pray for each of those people.

What Every Church Must Look Like

This week’s sermon focused on core practices of the early church, including:

  • eating together

  • celebrating communion together

  • meeting each others needs

  • praying together

In addition to or instead of group discussion, your group might consider:

  • sharing a meal together

  • celebrating communion

  • asking each other if there are any needs you can help each other meet

  • spending extended time praying together

God's Plan To Save The World

If your group members don’t have a regular habit of taking notes during Sunday’s sermon, or looking at their notes during group discussions, take some time this week to encourage that practice.

Taking notes helps us think more deeply, pay closer attention, and better reflect on the truths we hear from God’s word each week.

Having the notes enhances discussions as people don’t have to rely on their memory, but can look at their notes.

If they don’t have the Northridge app where they can access the sermon notes, a link can be found right on our website under our media tab.

Here is the direct link to download the app that you can email or text to your group: https://subsplash.com/northridgechurch/app

The Path To Jesus

3 more weeks until the Summer break.

This is a good time to start thinking about what’s next for your group.

  • Plans for summer socials

  • Future leaders

  • Creating room for new people

  • Starting a new group

Take some time in your meetings over the next few weeks to talk about what’s next for your group.

As you you keep them in the loop and include them in the planning, you’ll create more buy-in and prepare your group for what’s next.

Common Ground

2019.11.03 - Drew Karschner - "Common Ground" Paul started his ministry with the Jews, but when they treated him poorly and rejected his messages, he went to the Gentiles. Knowing the Gentiles were unfamiliar with God, he chose a different approach to reach them. We can learn from Paul’s life that approach often trumps content. Acts 17