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what can I expect?
Home groups are made up of people. Since no two people are exactly alike, no two home groups are exactly alike. However, each somanorth home group strives to do 5 things:
Familiarity
The ideal home group has 6-15 members (bigger home groups are that way by default, not by design).
Prayer
Home groups break down into smaller prayer groups frequently (in order to facilitate transparency, prayer groups are often just men or just women).
Interactive Bible Study
Don’t expect to get a sermon at a home group. Expect to read, study, and discuss Scripture each time you meet.
Service
Home groups are not for spectators; they are for participators. Each home group member is encouraged and provided the opportunity to serve the group.
Training
Home groups are not supposed to be big, they are supposed to grow, train new leaders, and launch new groups.
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which home group is right for you?
Check out the current home groups listed below and find one that's right for you. Or, if you still have more questions we'd love to hear from you. Send an e-mail to Steve Eriksson at seriksson@sbcaz.org and he will get right back to you.
 Luke Cooper
 Anyone  Every other Wednesday  Acts This home groups meets at 6:30 for dinner, studies a book of Scripture together, and prays together. Come prepared to participate in discussion and share prayer requests. E-mail Luke for a copy of the study guide for any upcoming groups.
Brandon LaBorde and Andrew Collins Every other Wednesday Anyone Micah Our group is about fulfillment - literally. We want you to leave with a full stomach, a full heart, and a full head. So we always start at 6:30 with a meal that everyone helps out with, then we break into men's and women's groups for prayer time. And we we join back up to finish things off with studying the Word.
Stan Roofner Every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 6:30 Anyone How to do inductive Bible study This homegroup meets at 6:30 to spend some time in fellowship and prayer. Then we conclude by studying the Word through teaching and group discussion. The focus of our group is discipleship. We desire to become more like Christ so that we are better equipped to serve Him by serving and sharing the gospel with others.
Mike Dearborn Tuesdays College Students Colossians Our group focuses on training to be disciples of Jesus. We believe that God has called us to be servants in the Kingdom and desire to do so as effectively as possible by nurturing the spiritual gifts that God has given us. We spend time in fellowship, Bible Study, prayer, and worship every week as ways that we learn to be better disciples of Christ.
Tim Natale Every Wednesday Anyone Wisdom and Foundation
Troy Hawks Every other Monday Anyone The Kingdom of Heaven: selected passages in Matthew Our North Scottsdale home group is diverse including married couples and singles, a good mix of men and women, people in their twenties, thirties and forties, students, professionals, parents, etc. Our group gathers for a meal at 6:30 PM and generally transitions to our Bible study around 7:15.
Scott Siebel Every other Wednesday Anyone Purpose Driven Life
Luke Denmon Every Thursday at 7 pm Men Selected Topics geared specifically for men No matter where you are in your walk with God, if you are a man that is seeking to honor God or even just find out what that means, this group is for you. This group is for men only.
Steve Eriksson Every other Tuesday Anyone Selected Topics The members of our home group are committed to helping each other grow in our faith and trust Jesus more and more each day. We spend time catching up on what God is doing in our lives and getting to know each other deeper. We also spend time discussing God's Word and applying it to our lives. Every night concludes with a time of prayer and thanksgiving. One unique aspect of our home group is that we have a good blend of married, engaged and single folks.
Steve and Jana Johnston with David and Kathy Cottrell Every Friday at 7:30 Selected Topics Friday night is based on 1 Cor 14:26 "What is the outcome then, brethren? When you assemble, each one has a psalm, has a teaching, has a revelation, has a tongue, has an interpretation. Let all things be done for edification." Everyone comes with something to share with the rest of the group. It's a spiritual potluck led by the Holy Spirit. Worship, sharing, teaching, prayer, and fellowship abound. 7:30 until you need to leave.
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South Phoenix...Baseline & 16th St. | 
Luke Cooper | 
