Living Free small groups’ help participants gain insight into how a life-controlling problem develops and how it can be overcome through a relationship with Jesus.
KVRR special report on Living Free "Living Free Participants Overcome Addiction and Move Towards Healthier Life"
Facebook at facebook.com/jailchaplains and follow us on Twitter @JailChaplains.
Participants in this group will learn to use scripture to build faith and biblical coping methods for facing fear and anxiety. Group members being controlled or held back by anxiety, fear and worry will be pointed to Jesus for comfort and increased freedom.
This group will focus on helping the participants overcome disappointments and setbacks which have arrested or are presently hindering their emotional and spiritual development. Participants will gain an understanding of how they can be set free to grow and become all that God has designed them to be.
Everyone struggles from time-to-time, but we can have confidence that in Christ we are completely free from sin's slavery, from condemnation, and from fear of failure.
This group study of Romans 1-8 and 12 helps Christians break out of the dull routine of a stagnant spiritual life. Applying the truths found in Romans can transform any believer into a person eager to follow God's will. This study can also serve as a powerful evangelistic tool by explaining the message of salvation as presented in Romans.
This group offers a clear explanation of anger, what causes it, and how to recognize when you are sinning with anger.
Some of the content includes: beginning steps in managing anger, methods to help you control your anger in your
relationships and ten steps for preventing anger's control in your life.
This material for this group offers a clear explanation of anger and what causes it. Participants will learn to recognize when they are sinning with anger. Additional content which will be covered includes; beginning steps in managing anger, methods to help control anger in your relationships and ten steps for preventing anger’s control in your life.
This group also known as Concerned Persons will encourage participants to focus on Christ rather than the behavior of their loved one. Participants will learn there is hope in the midst of the pain and suffering as they watch the consequences of a loved one’s unhealthy choices. Group members will go to the Bible for direction on how to take care of themselves by keeping their eyes on Jesus.
The emphasis of this group is on developing Christian character and drawing the participants together in a meaningful relationship. The material encourages participants to stop thinking “those people” vs “our kind of people” as they learn to share their lives with one another becoming “US”.
The participants in this group will learn to use scripture to build faith and biblical coping methods for facing fear and anxiety. Group members being controlled or held back by anxiety, fear and worry will be pointed to Jesus for comfort and increased freedom.
