Life Group - Leader Guides

As believers, we often encounter challenges in our relationships. Whether with siblings, parents, children, spouses, coworkers, or others. These difficulties can leave us questioning our roles and what God expects from us in these interactions. This weekend, we concluded our series on relationships by examining the Parable of the Prodigal Son, seeking to understand how God responds to us and what lessons we can apply to our own lives.

This weekend we talked about inviting the next generation along on our faith journey. This may be your own children, grandchildren, youth at The Cove, teammates at work, or anyone God places in your life. We are to make disciples and pass the baton. To teach the next generation how to carry on and leave a faith filled legacy.

Relationships are wonderful, hard, complicated, and messy at times. We have all had (or have) conflicts or situations that need restoration in our lives. This weekend in the message we talked about how to have biblical restoration with the people God has placed in our lives.

This weekend we started a new series on having real relationships. We live in a world where we have more friends than ever on social media platforms. Yet, people are lonelier than they have ever been. Let’s dig into what real relationships are and how to develop them.

This weekend in the message we talked about how our culture does not always line up with biblical principles. However, God has called believers and non-believers to live together. Let’s look at what Jesus said about this in the parable of the wheat and weeds.

We all go through seasons where it feels like we are in the wrong place and the work we do doesn’t have a purpose. While there are times when God calls us to something specific, most of the time there isn’t one right opportunity we should take to please God. This weekend, we talked about how we can enjoy the work we do and make our daily lives worship to the Lord.

This weekend we talked about confidence and how sometimes we put our confidence in all the wrong things. What if we put all our confidence in God? Let's look at how we can do this.

This weekend we wrapped up our series on desires with the topic of Sex. We learned that sex is not evil or wrong when it is used the way God designed for it to be. Let’s discuss God’s plan for a healthy desire of sex.

This weekend we talked about how we all want control in some area of our life. Unfortunately, sometimes our need for control affects us spiritually. Let's discuss how the need for control impacts us.

This weekend we talked about money and how to navigate it the way Jesus intended. Jesus talked about money often. He knew the love of it was a trap and causes many of the issues and problems in this world. Let's look at what the Bible teaches about the wrong desire for money over God.