Welcome to South Spring Students!
Check out our list of upcoming events below. If you’re interested, click on the images for more information and to sign up
Sunday Morning Life Groups
9:00-10:15
Year Round
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Join us every Sunday at 9:00 for a weekly Bible study that helps students learn the big story of the Bible – God’s plan to rescue His people through His Son, Jesus Christ. Classes are made up of students of the same grade and sex!
Hey Parents! Did you know that we have a life group just for you during this time? Our Parents of Teens Class goes through the same study as our students so you can have an opportunity to discuss it as a family!
Wednesday Night Youth
6:30-7:30
September 4th – December 4th
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All students in 7th-12th grade are invited to gather together to spend time with friends, worship, and hear from various teachers, as we discuss “Asking for a Friend: Finding Answers to Tough Questions.”
Once a month, our students and adults will come together for a Worldview Wednesday lesson, taught by Chris Legg, discussing conversations surrounding worldview, apologetics, and culture! These will be on September 25th, October 30th, and November 20th.
Dinner is available at the Main Building every Wednesday starting at 5:15! $7 for adults and $3 for children.
Sunday Night Life Groups
5:30-7:30
September 8th – November 17th
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Sunday Night Life Groups are a time for students to dive deep! This semester, our 7th-12th graders will study The Book of Romans! We meet 5:30-7:30, and pizza is available for $1 a slice.
South Spring Student Ministry Philosophy
Our goal is to facilitate a safe, structured environment of discipleship offered up as an offering for the
Lord to use to transform students into the image of His Son. We hope to accomplish this through:
Bold Prayer – Ephesians 2:10; Philippians 1:6; Hebrews 4:6
Knowing that we are God’s masterpiece and He is the one that has set out the good works in advance for us and that he is the one faithful to complete the good work that He started in us, it is essential to recognize the one who is sanctifying and thus pray boldly for Him to work in the lives of His children.
Intentional Relationships – Matthew 28:18-20; 1 Corinthians 11:1
Christ chose to spend his time on earth multiplying himself in his disciples and calls us to do the same. Paul gives great insight into this process calling his disciples to follow him in all the ways that he follows Christ. Holding to this model students would get the opportunity to live out their faith, not alone but with others, sharing their lives with them and casting an example to follow.
Relevant Teaching – 2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Timothy 2:15, Acts 17:11
As Christ has called us to righteous living, he left his Word as instruction and example. Essential to pursuing living in our new nature, comes careful and correct handling of scripture. The hope for students would be that they not only receive the teaching with great eagerness but also learn to always refer first and foremost to scripture for its reliability and truth.
Evangelism – Romans 10:9-10; Acts 1:8, Mark 16:15
It is truly a beautiful picture that not only through Christ we find redemption, he also allows us to participate in his Kingdom expansion by carrying that good news to others. From the local to the ends of the earth, that good news is to be proclaimed to all creation. The prayer for students is that they hear the gospel continually in their lives that leads them into action sharing it outward.
