Questions people actually ask
What is a Life Group?
A small group of people doing ordinary life together in a home: real conversation built around that week's sermon, time to actually be known, and often a shared meal. It's not a lecture and it's not just a social club.
Do I need to bring my kids, and what happens to them?
Most groups arrange simple shared childcare during the meeting so parents get the evening. Ask your host what their group has in place. Bring your kids to the Connect Night itself, and we'll help you find a group that fits your family's season of life.
I'm not married and don't know anyone here. Is this still for me?
Yes. Life Groups are for whatever season you're actually in, not only for couples. Come to a Connect Night and you'll meet an actual host in person before you commit to anything.
Do I have to commit to a whole semester?
Every group runs for a defined term, not an open-ended commitment. You'll know exactly how long you're signing up for before you say yes.
Is this just another Bible study?
Not exactly. Every group works through the same short guide, tied to that week's sermon, but the point isn't information. It's the two hours of actually being with people who know your name and your story.
What if I miss a week?
Life happens. Text your host. That's it. No guilt, no forms.
Where do groups meet, and when?
Life Groups meet in homes around Murfreesboro, one evening a week. You'll find out the specific day, time, and location for your group at the Connect Night.