Author: Paul Tripp
Subtitle:
Transforming Mutual Care
Small Group Study Level 1
This Level 1 resource is a small group curriculum based on the "one another" passages of Scripture. It equips small group members to engage in mutual discipleship and care at a whole new level.
Throughout this study, your group will explore 10 central "one another" commands of the New Testament. Each chapter begins with a brief introduction to help you understand the command and its true biblical meaning. You will then be encouraged to live out these commands in the context of your small group.
At the end of each chapter, specific discussion questions guide your group in self-assessment and caring for one another through loving accountability. Over the course of 12 weeks, your group will learn to comfort, encourage, pray, and care for one another in a way that glorifies God and offers hope and help to those who are hurting.
Whether your group consists of men, women, couples, or students, this study will help you delve deeper, be vulnerable with one another, and grow in Christ-likeness together!
Contents:
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Striving Side by Side
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Love One Another
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Welcome One Another
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Bear One Another’s Burdens
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Encourage One Another
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Instruct One Another
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Confess to One Another
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Forgive One Another
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Pray for One Another
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Comfort One Another
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Stir Up One Another
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The Small Group Covenant
About the author:
Garrett Higbee is the Director of Lead Healthy Retreats, an intensive counseling ministry for ministry leaders and wives. He was trained as a clinical psychologist with a specialty in marriage and family counseling but had a radical conversion in 1992, which led him to trust in Christ and His Word for all things related to life and counseling. He founded Twelve Stones Ministries, a biblical counseling retreat in 2004 and more recently Soul Care Consulting (SCC), a ministry with the goal of developing healthy pastors, leaders, and care cultures in the church. Garrett is a founding board member of the Biblical Counseling Coalition and is a frequent conference speaker and a contributing author for several Christian counseling books.
He has been married to his wife Tammy for over 25 years and they have three children.
