Placed for a Purpose: This is a great resource that provides a theologically rich framework for neighboring that will help us live missionally wherever God has placed us. This offers well thought out discussion questions and intentional learning objectives that are super practical for real life. 

Go Forth: In this study, you will be invited to reimagine your workplace as an arena where God’s character is on display. With key scriptural passages to focus on, discussion questions, and practices that will transform your current work habits, this eight-week Bible study will help you explore the beauty and brokenness of work—from the first lines of Scripture until the very last page.

Gospel-Centered Community: In this 9-lesson study, you will learn how the Spirit shapes diverse people into a Christ-centered community that reflects Jesus. 

Gospel-Centered Life at Work: The ten lessons in this small group study will guide you in building a bridge from your personal faith to your work. Each lesson using Scripture to help you see how Jesus's work for you transforms the difficulties and drudgery of the daily grind.

Serge Gospel studies: These ten-session small group studies cover topics including, living by faith, spiritual disciplines, faith and repentance, the power of the Spirit, and how identifying with the suffering, death, and resurrection of Christ grows us to be like Christ. These guides include user-friendly small group activities and questions rooted in Scripture.

When I am Afraid: A Step-by-Step Guide to Fear and Anxiety: This book will help you learn how to deal with anxiety and worry from a Biblical perspective. This includes meditations and discussion questions to guide your group conversations. 

The Gospel in Hard Times: This small group resource illustrates how suffering is a catalyst that can deepen our understanding of God’s plan. Through 8 sessions, this book uses real-life stories for discussion, biblical application, suggested video clips, and an action plan to demonstrate how Jesus identifies with our sorrow.