Find Your People Bible Study Guide plus Streaming Video: Building Deep Community in a Lonely World

This book is an Easy read. Simple interpretations of the Bible. Love videos that go with. Great book for a church class or group

Great workbook for the Bible study I attended

We did this bible study at my church recently with about 18 women. I was really inspired and encouraged to step out of my comfort zone to be intentional about making friends. I have never been very good about making and maintaining friendships. The activities that Jennie Allen has you do are so helpful in helping you make deeper friendships. I now have friends that I never thought I would have. Totally awesome study. Highly recommend!

My small group is using this book in our study this term. I wasn't sure how much I would relate to feeling lonely, since I rarely have had that thought...but it's a very good study on finding new relationships (maybe somebody needs YOU!) and deepening existing ones. There's been lots of great discussion that was spurred on by the points in the book and the accompanying videos.

Great book! She does repeat a lot of content in this Bible study book that is also in her other Find Your People book (the main book). There is not a chapter 29 in Matthew. There are not 24 verses in the last chapter of Matthew. Matthew 28 is the last chapter and it only has 20 verses.

Well written, fabulous book on living in todays world and building relationships. Helps you to understand the personal connection circles.

Jennie Allen delivers again with a phenomenal study on finding friends. In this time period, it’s so hard to find friends with our closed off, really busy lives. But community is so important for physical, emotional, spiritual health. The book, study guide, and videos - perfect for a small group of ladies to dive in and build a Tribe!!

I have recently started to begin studying the Bible again. I love this book because it is relatable, has a video to go with it through a link, easy to comprehend!!

The lessons in this book, brought up great discussions in our group of six ladies.