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Zondervan Your Move: Four Questions to Ask When You Don't Know What to Do Pack, Participant's Guide & DVD
* Having trouble discerning what your next move in life should be? In four 20-minute small-group sessions and four full-length sermons, Andy Stanley discusses the important questions that will help you determine your best course of action. Learn how to enhance your life by making sound, godly decisions! Includes 3.5-hour DVD and participant's guide.
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Is Andy Stanley's video Bible study "4 Questions" designed for 4 sessions or 8?
CBD's product description: "... four 20-minute small-group sessions and four full-length sermons... Includes 3.5-hour DVD and participant's guide." Can you split each sermon and use half the discussion Qs, and end up with 8 sessions for a 60-70 minute Sunday school format?
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on Your Move: Four Questions to Ask When You Don't Know What to Do Pack, Participant's Guide & DVD
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FasterPastor
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Don't know if this helps...
I got a different Andy Stanley study and the way they did it was to include the sermons from that particular sermon series in their entirety (35-40 min) and also a 15-20 minute segment of each sermon to use if you have time constraints (such as Sunday School). You could use either depending on how much time you wanted to leave for discussion, etc. So most likely it's probably 4 sessions with two formats for each: abridged and unabridged.
I got a different Andy Stanley study and the way they did it was to include the sermons from that particular sermon series in their entirety (35-40 min) and also a 15-20 minute segment of each sermon to use if you have time constraints (such as Sunday School). You could use either depending on how much time you wanted to leave for discussion, etc. So most likely it's probably 4 sessions with two formats for each: abridged and unabridged.
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MarkB
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You can't use the study questions with the sermons, but perhaps you could alternate weeks for the study sessions with the sermons and make up your own discussion starters for the sermon segments.
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