Small-Group Discipleship

Our hope is for every person to come to know Jesus and to grow as a fully developing follower of Christ

LOVE GOD • LOVE PEOPLE • BE A DISCIPLE • MAKE DISCIPLES

Small-Group Discipleship is an opportunity for each of us to be in your spiritual journey.

We desire to be intentional in what we offer in our discipleship ministry. We do not want to piece things together randomly. We have an approach that prioritizes the disciple life process:

  • Love God
  • Love People
  • Be A Disciple
  • Make Disciples

Every spring and fall semester, FBC Lewisville offers a variety of classes. These classes meet on Sunday evenings at the church, with a few classes meeting at alternate times during the week at various locations. Classes are offered every spring and fall.

ADULT SMALL GROUP DISCIPLESHIP - FALL 2024

ADULTS will need to purchase a book below after registering for discipleship classes.

TERM 1

August 18 – September 29
Sundays, 4:30pm – 6pm


Sweet Hour of Prayer

Disciple Path // The Beginning

Women’s Study // Finding I Am by Lysa Terkeurst

Men’s Study // Kingdom Disciples by Tony Evans

Mid Term Break

October 6

TERM 2

October 13 – November 17
Sundays, 4:30pm – 6pm


Sweet Hour of Prayer

Disciple Path // The Way

Women’s Study // Chasing Vines by Beth Moore

Men’s Study //  Success That Matters

Parents’ Study // Christ-Centered Parenting by Moore and Bethancourt

TERM 1: August 18 - September 29

Adults need to REGISTER for Rally at the link above, as well as purchase a book.

TERM 2: October 13 - November 17

Adults need to REGISTER for Rally at the link above, as well as purchase a book for the women's and parents' studies.

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Revelation Study for Women

Tuesdays at 7:00pm in Room 103 beginning August 27

Revelation by Jen Wilkin.  Perhaps no other book of the Bible feels as inaccessible and as intimidating to us as the very last one. The book of Revelation overflows with images and ideas that confound our modern ears. But if all Scripture is God-breathed and profitable, we should assume Revelation is as accessible and helpful as any other book of the Bible. Why don’t we see it that way? (10 sessions)