LIFEGROUPS

Once becoming a member of HBC, Lifegroups are the best place to connect and grow in your relationship with Jesus!
Here’s how it works.

Our Lifegroups are designed to help you develop significant relationships with others who can encourage and challenge you to consistently apply the truths of God’s Word to each area of your life. 

Lifegroups are not “another thing” at HBC; they are a vital means for discipleship and care for each person who is a part of the HBC family. 

THE GROUP

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Each night that the group meets, members study God’s Word together. The method that our church has developed to help guide the group is material known as PULPIT CURRICULUM.

It is just as its name suggests. It’s a series of questions (curricula) straight from the pulpit that Sunday.

THE CONTENT

Pulpit Curriculum

LIFEGROUP FAQs

  • Each Lifegroup meets three to four times each month and is led by a trained Lifegroup Leader.

    Group meetings are normally two hours and include time for Bible discussion: walking back through the sermon, accountability, and prayer.

    They also include informal times to build relationships with others in the group. 

    God wants every follower of Jesus to be continually growing And maturing in their faith (Ephesians 4:11-16). Each Lifegroup is committed to both Mutual Ministry and Multiplication. 

  • Mutual Ministry is where each member is held accountable to identify specific ways that they can turn from sin or pursue holiness.

    This happens outside of the large group discussion where there can be more personal interaction, men working with men and likewise women with women.

  • Multiplication involves raising up another Lifegroup Leader from within, and forming another Lifegroup. We do this so that others who are not yet in Lifegroup can continue to find places to connect within this ministry of our church. As Lifegroups grow, the church grows.

Have questions?
Contact Kurtis.

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