How can small groups play a role in reaching people and growing the church? How have small groups been helpful throughout Biblical history? What purpose do they serve? How can we effectively do outreach and develop leaders through developing members?

What can we learn from how Jesus ministered to people's needs? What needs were most important to Jesus? How should the church minister today? Is being right more important than the presentation of the message? What did Jesus mean when He called His disciples salt and light?

What impact do our prayers have on God's actions and intervention in the lives of people we pray for? What can we learn from how Jesus prayed for people? What about how Paul prayed? What does the Bible say about unseen forces and the impact of prayer in the midst of spiritual war? Is intercessory prayer still needed and effective today in reaching modern people?

Jesus often saw opportunities where others saw a closed and impossible door. How can we be more mission minded and have church growth eyes and ears today? Can we be guided by the Spirit to opportunities for soul winning? How do we bring people to Christ? What about dealing with difficult people? How do we know when there's an open opportunity?

How can we make friends for God and share our faith with others? How powerful can a personal testimony be? Why? How much should we share? How did Mary,Peter, John, and Paul use their testimonies to reach others and witness to the world? Is a personal testimony always convincing? Why does a changed life matter? What if your testimony wasn't like Paul's?

How can we live by the Word of God? How can we spend time with God and why is spending that time so important? What emphasis did Jesus place on knowing and understanding scripture while He was here on earth? How can we make God our teacher when we study the Bible? How can music help us commit to memory what God says in His Word?

Is the history of the Bible reliable? Did people like Jesus, David, Solomon, Daniel, Nebuchadnezzar, Abraham, or Moses really live? How can archaeology address the claims of secular critics that the Bible is a myth or work of fantasy? How do we know the events really happened or that these people really lived? How is higher criticism playing a role in secular public education shaping the minds of our youth today?

What is the relationship between science and the Bible? Did the Bible ever teach a flat earth? Did the Creation story borrow from ancient myths? Can we be certain about Biblical history or when that history took place? How did the New Testament authors and Jesus, Himself, view the Creation account?

What does the Bible say about Creation? Did God create the world in 6 literal days? How can we know for sure? How does theistic evolution contradict the Bible? How does the Sabbath reinforce the Biblical perspective? How does Creation impact our view of marriage and salvation?

Can we trust the Bible? How do we know it is divinely inspired? What role did God play in the process that produced the Bible? What claims does the Bible make about itself?