There are discipling groups of Faith members meeting all over the greater Spokane area Groups at Faith Bible Church are a central part of leading our members to fulfill the two greatest commandments: to love God and to love others. Groups provide a smaller community of believers who know one another deeply, speak truth to one another, and share life so as to be more like Christ.
The most common type of discipling group is a Growth Group, where people of varying ages and maturity levels gather regularly to learn truth from God’s Word, pray together, deepen their relationships with God and one another, and encourage one another in the faith.
At Faith Bible Church, we believe, according to the New Testament model, spiritual growth happens best in the context of the loving fellowship of a small group of believers. (Ephesians 1:18, Philippians 1:6, Colossians 1:10, 28-29).
We encourage everyone at Faith to be engaged in the personal, caring, and life-changing environment of a discipling group.
Most of our Groups Meet September through May and take the summer off.
Nathan Thiry is the Growth Groups & Outreach Pastor at Faith Bible Church. He enjoys biking and outdoor activities, and has a passion to see the gospel spread throughout our community and the whole world!
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In 1 Corinthians 5-6, Paul continues to exhort and teach the Corinthians what it means to be a church that is marked by the Gospel, not the sinful flesh or the culture around them. He focuses on their need to protect the purity of the church ...
In 1 Corinthians 3-4, Paul continues his rebuke of the pride that led the Corinthians to create divisions and factions based on their pursuit of worldly status. He shows them the right way to think about how God uses servants of the Lord as His st...
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