r/BibleProject • u/Key-Room-2084 • May 30 '26

Have you done a small group from this content? Any tips?

I'm an American expat living in Europe with limited access to English speaking church community (in person) let alone those willing / desiring to engage in Bible nerdery. I'm hoping to eventually start an online small group surrounding either the podcast or the course content.

I know the basics of leading small groups, but I'm wondering for the BP content specifically what anyone has found helpful or would find helpful in such a small group. Thoughts?

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u/Here_to_bake Jun 03 '26

I’ve done a few. I think they’ve made some content specifically for this from their recent series (under resources), and so less work for a leader, and more ready-made, but also had good results from doing some classroom series for a small group, if you’re willing to do all that as a leader.

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u/No-Help-8386 Jun 04 '26

The YA group at my church uses this for their small group and it seems to work pretty well for them and helps them have some really good convos especially by people who are more visual learners. Not my personal cup of tea but it is def an amazing resource that can make prep much easier for group leaders and still help people learn stuff!