Following the example of the “Society Rooms” of the late 1600’s and the Clapham Circle of the early 1800’s, Q Society Rooms are designed to gather your small group of leaders to dialogue, learn, and work together to explore how to express the Christian faith in a post-Christian culture. A Participant’s Book, Leader’s DVD and Guide, and a group project complete the Q Society experience, which will challenge your and every other participant’s innermost beliefs and pre-conceived ideas about life, faith, the world, and cultural responsibility. In Where You Live Matters: Developing a Vision for Your City, host Gabe Lyons and DVD presenters Timothy Keller and Joel Kotkin pose a fundamental lifestyle question to you as a modern Christian: Could it be that where and how you live is dramatically shaped by your own visions and dreams for your life? Lyons and Herbst then help you and the group explore―through short articles by noted authors, transcripts from Q Talks (included in the Leader’s DVD and Guide), five meetings to discuss important topics related to the overall theme, and thought-provoking questions―a biblical perspective on where you live and where you worship. Where You Live Matters: Developing a Vision for Your City group meetings include: Group Meeting One – Video: Tim Keller | Grace of the City Group Meeting Two – Essay: Mel McGowan | Saving Suburbia: From the Garden to the City Group Meeting Three – Video: Joel Kotkin | The Future of the Suburbs Group Meeting Four – Video: Tim Keller | Grace in and for the City Group Meeting Five – Group Project and Discussion

Where You Live Matters: Developing a Vision for Your City

Lyons, Gabe

Zondervan

Q Studies are a new, yet historical way to explore issues of faith and culture in the context of an action-oriented, group-learning environment. Based off of the Society Room movement of the late 1600’s in England-small gatherings of leaders would convene, dialogue, learn and work together to renew their culture. Q studies are based on this rich history and designed to challenge participant’s innermost beliefs and preconceived ideas about life, faith, the world and their cultural responsibility. These five-session DVD studies will guide your group to examine your beliefs, change your paradigm, and take action.

Where You Live Matters Participant's Guide: Developing a Vision for Your City (Q Group Studies)

Herbst, Norton

Religion & Spirituality

The Spirituality of Science Participant's Guide: How Science Strengthens Faith in God (Q Group Studies)

Religious Studies

Following the example of the “Society Rooms” of the late 1600’s and the Clapham Circle of the early 1800’s, Q Society Rooms are designed to gather small groups of leaders to dialogue, learn, and work together to explore how to express the Christian faith in a post-Christian culture. A Participant’s Book, Leader’s DVD and Guide, and a group project complete the Q Society experience, which will challenge every participant’s innermost beliefs and pre-conceived ideas about life, faith, the world, and cultural responsibility In The Story is Bigger Than You Think: The Whole Gospel: Revisiting Our Message to the World, host Gabe Lyons and DVD presenters Tim Keel, Chuck Colson, and Jamie Tworkowski explore how the way Christians share the story of God’s work in history and God’s work in their lives reveals the kind of gospel they believe in. Unfortunately, many of today’s Christians have come to believe in a gospel that is only concerned with getting individuals to heaven. And then they go out and pitch this limited gospel message to others in ways that devalue the holistic nature of the message itself. In this Q Society Room experience, you and your group will be challenged to return to the Bible to get a better picture of the story and how it should shape your whole lives. The Whole Gospel: Revisiting Our Message to the World group meetings include: Group Meeting One – Video: Tim Keel | Reframing the Gospel Group Meeting Two – Essay: Ron Martoia | Spiritual Conversations Group Meeting Three – Video: Chuck Colson | Cultural Commission Group Meeting Four – Video: Jamie Tworkowski | To Write Love on Her Arms Group Meeting Five – Group Project and Discussion

The Whole Gospel: Revisiting the Grand Message of the Bible

Q Studies are a new, yet historical way to explore issues of faith and culture in the context of an action-oriented, group-learning environment. Based off of the Society Room movement of the late 1600’s in England-small gatherings of leaders would convene, dialogue, learn and work together to renew their culture. Q studies are based on this rich history and designed to challenge participant’s innermost beliefs and preconceived ideas about life, faith, the world and their cultural responsibility. These five-session DVD studies will guide your group to examine your beliefs, change your paradigm, and take action.

The Whole Gospel Participant's Guide: Revisiting Our Message to the World (Q Group Studies)

Following the example of the “Society Rooms” of the late 1600’s and the Clapham Circle of the early 1800’s, Q Society Rooms are designed to gather small groups of leaders to dialogue, learn, and work together to explore how to express the Christian faith in a post-Christian culture. A Participant’s Book, Leader’s DVD and Guide, and a group project complete the Q Society experience, which will challenge every participant’s innermost beliefs and pre-conceived ideas about life, faith, the world, and cultural responsibility. In Engaging Post-Christian Culture: Our Mission in a New Context, host Gabe Lyons and DVD presenters Os Guiness, Alan Hirsch, and Andy Crouch explore the post-modern, post-Christian, and post-American world, where the church is no longer placed at the center of society. What should the church look like, and how does the mission of the church adapt within this context? In this Q Society Room experience, your group will be challenged to investigate the mission of Christians in a new reality. Engaging Post-Christian Culture: Our Mission in a New Context group meetings include: Group Meeting One – Video: Os Guinness | Third Mission to the West Group Meeting Two – Essay: Jon Tyson | Missional Communities Group Meeting Three – Video: Alan Hirsch | Post-Christendom Mission Group Meeting Four – Video: Andy Crouch | Why We Can’t Change the World Group Meeting Five – Group Project and Discussion

Engaging Post-Christian Culture: Our Mission in a New Context

Engaging Post-Christian Culture Participant's Guide: Our Mission in a New Context (Q Group Studies)

Q Studies are a new, yet historical way to explore issues of faith and culture in the context of an action-oriented, group-learning environment. Based off the Society Room movement of the late 1600's in England-small gatherings of leaders would convene, dialogue, learn and work together to renew their culture. Q Studies are based on this rich history and designed to challenge participant's innermost beliefs and preconceived ideas about life, faith, the world and their cultural responsibility. These five-session DVD studies will guide your group to examine your beliefs, change your paradigm, and take action.

Staying Grounded In a Shifting World Participant's Guide: Restoring the Ancient Practices (Q Group Studies)

The Kingdom Way of Life Participant's Guide: Restoring What It Means to Follow Jesus (Q Group Studies)

In his six-session small group Bible study DVD, The Next Christians, Gabe Lyons cites modern day examples and looks ahead over the next century to how Christians can adapt to a new way of living their faith. This DVD is designed for use with The Next Christians Participant Guide (sold separately), and features interviews with notable thinkers and leader such as Tim Keller, Andy Crouch, Scot McKnight, Phyllis Tickle and Jon Tyson. In the wake of the stunning findings that Unchristian, Gabe Lyon’s and David Kinneman’s book, shared with the world about younger generations’ disenchantment with Christianity, Gabe Lyons became an active participant in many key discussions about the future of Christianity in the U.S. and the world. The Next Christians study takes into account recent efforts at Christian renewal, addressing the significant challenges that could undermine the viability of Christianity if the faithful do not employ a completely new outlook. In it, your small group will discuss the ideas presented in the book, The Next Christians. Lyons looks ahead at how Christianity can and must adapt over the next 100 years, as he optimistically paints a picture of how it’s best days might lay ahead as a new generation rediscovers their faith in this unprecedented new era in the West. The companion Participant Guide (sold separately) features discussion questions, background information on each character, space to write down thoughts, a helpful Leader’s Guide, and much more (95 pages). Sessions include:1. The End of Christian America2. Restoration Thinking 3. Provoked to Engage4. Creators Who Are Called5. Grounded and In Community 6. Counterculture for the Common Good

The Next Christians: How to Live the Gospel and Restore the World

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