Sharing Your Faith: Group Bible Study (Relevance Group Bible Studies)

The Relevance Group Bible Studies provide intriguing examinations of topics using the whole of the Scriptures. Each guide incorporates various stories and activities to introduce and apply the subject matter, with a Bible study component at the heart of each session. Sharing Your Faith consists of six short lessons, including Sharing by Listening, Sharing in the Struggle, Sharing from God's Word, and more. Check out this and other Relevance studies available for your faith journey.

1. The Source for Sharing
   In order to have the proper motivation for sharing our faith, we must get in touch with the source of our faith.
2. Sharing by Listening
   By becoming good “spiritual listeners,” God will help us to know how and when to share our faith with others.
3. Sharing Your Story
   So often, it is our own story that becomes the most powerful tool in sharing Christ with others
4. Sharing by Example
   The way you carry yourself as a believer is an important part of sharing your faith with others.
5. Sharing in the Struggle
   Sharing our faith in our struggles and suffering can reveal the real hope we have and help those who are struggling connect with God.
6. Sharing from God’s Word
   Using some “key” verses and passages from God’s Word can open up conversations and allow us to share our faith.

Relevance Group Bible Studies from Warner Press provide intriguing examinations of topics using the whole of the Scriptures. The guides incorporate various stories and activities to introduce and apply the subject matter, with a Bible study component at the heart of each session. Our goal is to show life-long believers and those new to the faith how to know the Lord intimately while encouraging them to step out and join Him in His work with miraculous results.

These studies are ideal for any setting. We know that time is a valuable commodity in today’s society, and that’s why each book consists of five or six short lessons intended to meet the group’s scheduling needs.