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Meeting in small groups affords us all the opportunity to more fully experience God through close relationships as we pray and laugh together, as we encourage and help one another, and as we study and live out God’s word together – simply put, it’s where we grow together by doing life together.

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Week of December 7, 2025  – Advent: Peace

Description:

Advent comes from the Latin word adventus, meaning “coming” or “arrival.” For centuries, Christians have marked the four weeks leading up to Christmas as a season of anticipation and preparation — remembering how God’s people waited for the Messiah’s birth, and how we now wait for His return.

Advent reminds us that the story of Christmas isn’t just about a baby in a manger, but about a Savior who came once and will come again. It’s a season to slow down, light candles, open Scripture, and rekindle hope. Each week focuses on one of the four great themes — Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love — leading us to Christmas Eve, when we celebrate the arrival of the Light of the World.

Small Group Study Guide

Ice Breaker Questions

  • When you hear the word “peace,” what picture comes to mind?
  • Which kind of peace do you find hardest: with God, within, or with others?

Read Together 

Read each passage aloud together, then discuss:

Main Passages:

Discussion Questions

1. Eternal Peace — Peace WITH God

Scriptures: Romans 5:1; Colossians 1:19–22

  • Why is peace with God the foundation for every other kind of peace?

  • How does knowing you’re forgiven change the way you relate to God?

  • If someone asked how to find peace with God, what would you say?

2. Internal Peace — Peace WITHIN

Scriptures: John 14:27; Philippians 4:6–7

  • What tends to steal your internal peace the fastest?

  • Jesus’ peace is a gift — how is that different from the world’s version?

  • What is one way you can practice surrender this week?

3. External Peace — Peace WITH OTHERS

Scriptures: Matthew 5:9; Romans 12:18

  • What’s the difference between a peacemaker and a peace-faker?

  • Where might Jesus be calling you to take a step toward reconciliation?

  • Why is peacemaking such a powerful witness to the world?

Action Steps

Choose one:

  • Eternal Peace: Thank God daily for reconciliation; read Romans 5 each morning.

  • Internal Peace: Identify one worry and surrender it in prayer each day.

  • External Peace: Take one step toward peace with someone (call, text, forgive).

Closing Prayer

Prince of Peace,
 Thank You for bringing peace with God, peace within us, and peace through us.
 Make us people who reflect Your shalom in every relationship and circumstance.
 Quiet our anxious hearts and lead us in Your way of peace.
 In Jesus’ name, amen.

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