All Adaptable Meeting Guide articles – Page 2
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BlogAdaptable Meeting Guide: The Bible’s Big Story: From Babylon to Bethlehem
To continue to help people understand the Bible better by grasping the overarching narrative of scripture. It will take four sessions to complete the story; in this third we’ll refresh memories of the first two parts and continue the story from the exile to Jesus’ birth.
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BlogAdaptable Meeting Guide: Micah
Meeting Aim: To encourage your young people to think about how they can be more just, more merciful and more humble.
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BlogAdaptable Meeting Guide: The Bible’s Big Story: From Bethlehem to Heaven
To continue to help people understand the Bible better by grasping the overarching narrative of scripture. This is the last of four sessions surveying the story; this time we’ll recap, then extend the account through the New Testament.
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BlogAdaptable Meeting Guide: Care Of Creation - Waste And Recycling
Meeting aim: To highlight how God put us in charge of caring for his creation particularly through cutting down our waste and recycling more.
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BlogAdaptable Meeting Guide: God at Work
To show that there is dignity and value in the tasks we do each week, and that they can be done with and for God.
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BlogAdaptable Meeting Guide: God at Play
To explore the idea of a playful God; a God who is creative and delights in us having fun, to inspire young people to know that God is
as interested in their play time as any other activity, and to challenge them to think about the time they spend at play and ask whether
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IssuesAdaptable Meeting Guide: Jesus meets...the man at the pool
To see the power and compassion of Jesus and hear his call to repentance.
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IssuesAdaptable Meeting Guide: God at Home
We know that God is with us in every circumstance and situation, so how do we apply that to our own home life or family? What about when we are the only one in our family who chooses to follow God? In each household, how do we choose to ‘serve the Lord’?
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IssuesAdaptable Meeting Guide: God at Rest
To help the young people think about different kinds of rest, and what is best for them. To explore the idea of true rest in God, which comes from receiving his love and acceptance.
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IssuesAdaptable Meeting Guide: Jesus meets...Mary Magdelene
To discover more ways that Jesus went against the social norm to give extraordinary roles to the most unexpected people. He gave great honour to women – how are we doing at raising a generation which honours everyone?
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IssuesAdaptable Meeting Guide: Jesus meets...the Woman at the Well
Jesus’ ministry is an inclusive one because God is bigger than the social standing that we hold or the places of worship we attend. What does this mean for us?
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Adaptable Meeting Guide: Job and God
To get to the heart of Job’s story: his relationship with God.
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Adaptable meeting guide: Job and his friends
To learn about Job’s friends and consider whether or they were a help or a hindrance.
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IssuesAdaptable Meeting Guide: Jesus meets...the Woman Caught in Adultery
To learn from how Jesus handled being challenged by the Pharisees when presented with a woman caught in adultery – how can we respond more like him?
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IssuesAdaptable Meeting Guide: The Bible's Big Story: From Egypt to Babylon
To continue to help people understand the Bible better by grasping the overarching narrative of scripture. It will take four sessions to complete the story; in this second one we’ll refresh memories of part one and continue the story up to the exile to Babylon.
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Adaptable Meeting Guide: The Bible's Big Story: From Eden to Egypt
To help people understand that the Bible is built around a story and that knowing how this story fits together is a key to the Christian message. We’ll take four sessions to complete the story, but in this first one we’ll provide an outline and fill in the first part (up to the Exodus).
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Adaptable Meeting Guide: Isaiah - A Leader who Worshipped
To show that worship is so much more than singing songs, and to focus on the way that we respond to the greatness of God.
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Adaptable Meeting Guide - Elijah: A Leader in the Wilderness
To see that God is with us, even in the darkest and most difficult of circumstances - and that in these moments he will shape us.
