A four-week series for your congregation.
Identity, Morals, Values, Covenant — one theme a week, each with a question to sit with, two verses to read together, and one thing to do on the platform before the next meeting.
Verses are cited by reference (KJV); read them in your own Bible.
- Week 1
Identity
“Who am I?”ReadGenesis 1:27 · Jeremiah 1:5Action this weekSign the Contract.Discussion questions- Genesis 1:27 says you were made in God's image before you did anything. What changes when your worth isn't earned?
- Where do people around you get their sense of who they are, and what does that cost them?
- You signed the Contract this week. What did you mean by it?
One-page handoutDownload week 1 handout → - Week 2
Morals
“What do I stand for?”ReadMicah 6:8 · Daniel 3:16–18Action this weekDeclare one commitment.Discussion questions- Micah 6:8 names three things: justice, mercy and humility. Which comes hardest to you?
- The three in Daniel 3 refused before they knew they'd be saved. What would you refuse even if it cost you?
- What is the one commitment you declared this week, and who will hold you to it?
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Values
“How do I move through the world?”ReadJames 2:17 · Colossians 3:23Action this weekPublish one Fulfillment and witness another's.Discussion questions- James 2:17 says faith without works is dead. Where is your faith quiet when it should be working?
- Colossians 3:23 says to work "as to the Lord." What would change in your job if you believed that?
- Whose Fulfillment did you witness this week, and what did you see in it?
One-page handoutDownload week 3 handout → - Week 4
Covenant
“Bound to one another”ReadRuth 1:16 · Nehemiah 10:29Action this weekForm the congregation's Chapter or Circle.Discussion questions- Ruth chose a people who weren't her own. What does it mean to choose your neighbors?
- In Nehemiah 10:29 the people bound themselves in writing. Why put a promise on the record?
- What will this congregation do together that none of us could do alone?
One-page handoutDownload week 4 handout →
You see your roster — who you invited and who joined — and nothing about any of them individually. Not their values, not their Standing, not their reflections, not their reading. Cohort readings are withheld entirely until enough people stand behind them to make an average something other than one person’s file.
See the facilitator’s screens, with sample data →Chapter sizes
A congregation, a post, a lodge, a co-op — one leader and up to fifty people.
A full Sunday roll or a mid-size post, with room for a few more leaders.
A large congregation or a county-wide post. Above this, a chapter is an institution — talk to us at /partners.