life is better lived in community
love one another. forgive one another. bear one another’s burdens.
lIFE GROUPS
Looking to get planted into community here at bel air? groups are a great way to cultivate friendships, have fun, connect with jesus, and serve our amazing city. We have groups from westlake village to west la that meet weekly in person and online. If you are looking for people to do life with, we would love to connect you with a group near you!
Continue the ConversatioN
Sunday's message is just the beginning. Explore study guides and companion resources from current and past sermon series to continue growing in God's Word through personal reflection, family conversations, or your Life Group.
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Have a heart for building community?
We’re looking for Leaders to host and facilitate a group. You don’t need to be a Bible expert—just willing to create a welcoming space for conversation and spiritual growth. If you’re interested, fill out a short application and we’ll follow up with next steps.
what people are saying…
“When we started our Life Group in 2019, I was longing for a strong connection to other women of faith. Over the years it's developed into my "spiritual home", a safe space where the noise of the world fades, replaced by honest conversation, shared laughter, and the quiet strength of collective prayer. Within this circle, I've found mentors who offer wisdom from seasons past and friends who stand in the trenches with me today. Life Group is a place where you are truly seen and known, grounded in a common love for Christ, that turns simple acquaintances into a lifelong sisterhood.”
— Danielle
“There are about 60 ‘one another’ exhortations in the New Testament. I have been a Christian over 50 years and I know of no more meaningful way to fulfill these commands than to meet regularly with a small group of Christian friends for conversation and prayer. I don't think we can overstate the value of Life Groups. If you are not yet participating, you are missing something extraordinary.”
— Michael Hostetler