Community is essential for a strong relationship with Jesus! But solitude is as well. Solitude is not isolation or loneliness; it is intentional time with God for the purpose of connecting with Jesus. In the high-paced, frantic, distraction-filled world in which we live, solitude is a primary practice to help develop a deep, meaningful relationship with Jesus where he speaks and we listen. Today, we kick off our semester theme at Church on the Hill: Solitude.

Life Group Questions

1. Is solitude part of your life right now?

2. How are you hoping to grow in this practice this season of life?

3. What do you need from your life group to help you fulfill this practice?

4. Reminders about the Solitude Practice: 

a) Start Small

b) Make it a part of your rule of life 

c) Remember that starting your time of solitude is half the battle!

d) There is no formation with repetition.