Get Connected
The desire for meaningful relationships and community is part of our design – our groups are thoughtfully arranged to create opportunities where people can connect, build relationships, grow together, and encourage each other through the highs and lows of life.
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Why
Small groups create unique opportunities for people to connect and share experiences, interests, and perspectives in a casual setting.
Who
Our groups are open to anyone in any life stage and will generally have 7-14 Adults (plus some kids).
Where
We have groups that meet in Monument & Colorado Springs.
When
Most groups meet twice per month, some meet every week – each group determines what works best for them.
Location: CO Springs (Central)
That The World May Know is a book/video/audio series by Ray Vander Laan who has always believed that our understanding and appreciation for the Bible is greatly increased by having a sense of the land and the culture from which it sprang. Biblical analogies and examples, while meaningful and helpful even to this day, were first meant to convey God’s truth to particular people in a particular time and place. So the more fully we can appreciate those times and places, the more fully we can respond to the power of the Word.
Location: CO Springs (North)
In this group, we’ll explore some key aspects of Christianity that are often overlooked, understated, and even misunderstood. What does it mean to live an “abundant life”? Is the Christian faith uniquely positioned among other world views to enable us to “live life to the full”? Whether you’re new in your faith or a seasoned veteran, join us as we strive to equip each other and strengthen our foundations.
Location: Monument, CO
Join us as we dive into Forgotten God by Francis Chan, a powerful and thought-provoking book that challenges us to rediscover the Holy Spirit’s role in our lives. In a world where many believers live with a faith that feels weak or incomplete, Chan calls us back to a Spirit-filled life marked by power, purpose, and intimacy with God. Through biblical insights and real-life examples, this study will inspire and equip you to experience the Holy Spirit in a fresh, transformative way. Don’t miss this opportunity to grow in faith and community!
Location: Monument, CO
Join us as we explore the book of Revelation—a fascinating, often misunderstood book rich with symbolism and hope. Revelation reveals the majesty of Christ, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the ultimate victory of God’s kingdom. Through this study, we’ll seek to understand its meaning for the early church and how its powerful message of perseverance and faith applies to our lives today. Come grow in wisdom, strengthen your faith, and be encouraged by God’s ultimate plan for His people!
FAQs
Will there be food provided when groups meet?
Each group has the flexibility to decide what they will do if they meet during a meal time, and group leaders and hosts will communicate the details before the meeting – here are a few possible formats:
- Potluck
- Individuals bring food to share
- Host Provides Main Dish
- Individuals bring a side, dessert, condiments, drinks, etc. to share
- On Your Own
- Individuals bring food for themselves (takeout or sack lunch)
- Eat Out
- Meet at a restaurant or establishment with food for purchase
Some groups may switch it up and alternate if/how meals are done within their group from week to week.
What's involved in hosting a group?
Hosting a group is a mixture of communication, planning, and hospitality.
Hosts will partner with the group leader(s) and the group members to plan and communicate where the group will meet (in the host’s home or elsewhere) and what the group will do for the meal (if applicable) – here are a few possible formats:
- Potluck
- Individuals bring food to share
- Host Provides Main Dish
- Individuals bring a side, dessert, condiments, drinks, etc. to share
- On Your Own
- Individuals bring food for themselves (takeout or sack lunch)
- Eat Out
- Meet at a restaurant or establishment with food for purchase
Some groups may switch it up and alternate if/how meals are done within their group from week to week.
What's involved in leading a group?
Group leaders/co-leaders select the topic of study, passage of scripture, book, or video series and facilitate study/discussion times during group meetings. Additionally, group leaders partner with the hosts to set up a format and schedule.
Leaders invite participation, inspire growth, and encourage accountability.
