You don’t have to be a pastor or Bible expert to lead a GrowGroup. If you have a heart to love people, encourage others, and help them grow in their relationship with Jesus, God can use you in incredible ways.
To serve as a GrowGroup Leader, you’ll need to be an Active Member of GrowPoint, faithfully live out the beliefs and values found in our GrowPoint Member Covenant, and be approved by our Senior Pastoral Staff.
You won’t be on your own. We’ve provided essential resources to help you lead your GrowGroup with confidence and create a welcoming place where people can grow in Christ, build meaningful relationships, and take their next step in following Jesus.
The Rooted Experience invites you on a transformative 10-week journey within small groups, aimed at cultivating meaningful discipleship rhythms in your life. While fostering these healthy rhythms, Rooted facilitates intentional experiences that bridge the gap between Bible knowledge and personal encounters with God.
“Let your roots grow down into Him, and let your lives be built on Him. Then your faith will grow strong in the truth you were taught, and you will overflow with thankfulness.” Colossians 2:7
At GrowPoint, we deeply value young families being part of our discipleship communities. To support this, we are subsidizing half of your group’s childcare costs.
Here are a few details for you to know.
Childcare Arrangements
Requirements for Childcare Workers
We appreciate your dedication to fostering a nurturing environment for young families within our church community. Thank you for your leadership and cooperation in this process!
For groups that have already gone through Rooted, here are some options for you as you continue with your GrowGroup.
Click on a study below to learn more about each one.
Rooted Network curriculum will be ordered through GrowPoint. Group Members must commit to not missing more than 2 weeks of sessions for the duration of the group’s meeting time.
Have past hurts, disappointment, or offense affected your relationships or your walk with God?
In The Bait of Satan, John Bevere exposes one of the enemy’s most effective traps—offense. Through biblical teaching and practical insight, he helps readers recognize the dangers of offense, overcome a victim mentality, and experience freedom, healing, and restored relationships.
Learn how to guard your heart, respond in a godly way when offense comes, and stay free from its destructive power.Rooted introduces the 7 rhythms of discipleship found in the early church of Acts 2. These are essential behaviors for every follower of Jesus that should be integrated into their lives. The Rhythms series is meant to reinforce the specific rhythms of discipleship as introduced in the core Rooted experience. One of these rhythms is Daily Devotion.
Scripture is the very Word of God. Through it, He equips us with all we need to learn about Him and live a life pleasing to Him. A daily rhythm of reading, meditating on, and applying God’s Word to our lives is key.
Through this in-depth study of daily devotion, individuals will understand the nature and authority of the Bible and be challenged to incorporate the rhythm of daily devotion into their personal lives in a systematic, prayerful, and sustainable way.
Rooted introduces the 7 rhythms of discipleship found in the early church of Acts 2. These are essential behaviors for every follower of Jesus that should be integrated into their lives. The Rhythms series is meant to reinforce the specific rhythms of discipleship as introduced in the core Rooted experience. One of these rhythms is Repentance.
Jesus saves those who believe and call upon His name. Saving grace is once and for all (justification) and also a continual invitation to repent for our wrongdoings. With the help of the Spirit we take inventory of our lives, humbly and honestly confess our sin, and turn away from our sin toward God in surrender. Through Jesus’ offer of forgiveness we receive true freedom. Through this in-depth study of repentance, disciples will understand the necessity for repentance—not just one time, but as an ongoing posture of humility, confession, and gratitude. In so doing, disciples will experience the freedom that comes with acknowledging their sin over and over again and seeking the reconciliation that comes after.Rooted introduces the 7 rhythms of discipleship found in the early church of Acts 2. These are essential behaviors for every follower of Jesus that should be integrated into their lives. The Rhythms series is meant to reinforce the specific rhythms of discipleship as introduced in the core Rooted experience. One of these rhythms is Serve the Community.
We are called and equipped by the Holy Spirit to share God’s love by participating in the ministry of Jesus. He has given us agency with Him to fearlessly influence our society and the world. When we serve in the world and in His Church, we impact those around us and reveal God’s glory.
Through this in-depth study of serving the community, disciples will understand that God has uniquely formed every believer—with natural talents, spiritual gifts, and particular passions—to serve inside and outside the church. It is through engaging these God-given gifts and passions that we find our place and change the world.
This study helps disciples find their place in God’s mission and step into it with boldness and joy.
Rooted introduces the seven rhythms of discipleship found in the early church of Acts 2. These are essential behaviors for every follower of Jesus that should be integrated into their lives. The Rhythms series is meant to reinforce the specific rhythms of discipleship as introduced in the core Rooted Experience. One of these rhythms is Share Your Story.
The greatest gift we can ever give someone who doesn’t yet know Jesus is an introduction to Him. Sharing our life stories is the most powerful way to show the transforming power and salvation offered through Jesus Christ. When we tell our stories of transformation, we tell the story of God.
Through this 5-week in-depth study, individuals will understand their own story, the importance of sharing their story, and how to share it with confidence.Rooted introduces the 7 rhythms of discipleship found in the early church of Acts 2. These are essential behaviors for every follower of Jesus that should be integrated into their lives. The Rhythms series is meant to reinforce the specific rhythms of discipleship as introduced in the core Rooted experience. One of these rhythms is Worship.
As children of God, it is important to consistently set aside time to remember what God has done, to thank Him for it, and to put Him on display as we give Him the glory. In all circumstances, we are called to practice God-centered worship. Through this 5-week in-depth study of worship, individuals will understand that the primary way we respond to God is through worship. When we do, we are recognizing God’s rightful place in the universe. Participants will come to see that worship involves not only gathering with other believers but an entire lifestyle that is centered on glorifying God. Worship is a whole-life response to who God is and what He has done. This study helps participants move from attending worship to living worship—recognizing that every moment is an occasion to honor God.We live in unprecedented times marked by moral confusion, spiritual deception, and a growing sense that history is moving toward a climax. The signs are clear—the King is coming. But are God’s people ready?
In The King Is Coming, bestselling author John Bevere explores how believers should live in light of Christ’s return. Rather than focusing on speculation or sensationalism, he turns to Scripture to reveal God’s heart behind one of the Bible’s most emphasized themes—the return of Jesus.
Drawing from decades of ministry and study, Bevere shows that a biblical understanding of the end times produces faith, urgency, and action. Whether you are new to studying prophecy or have explored it for years, this book will help you live with confidence, purpose, and expectancy.
According to Scripture, every believer will respond to Christ’s return with either shame or confidence. The choice—and the preparation—begin now.