Radiant Groups
Groups are a place where people can Connect, Care & Cultivate.
Radiant Groups exist for one purpose: to make disciples. We believe we do this by connecting relationally to grow spiritually. Groups are not simply weekly Bible studies, but are designed to provide a supportive environment where individuals can share their lives and experiences, and help every person at Radiant Life take their next steps as a disciple of Jesus.
And let us consider one another in order to provoke love and good works, not neglecting to gather together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging each other, and all the more as you see the day approaching.Hebrews 10:24-25
Life Groups
Life Groups are groups of up to 12 people that meet together for the purpose of cultivating your relationship with Jesus, connecting with other believers, and caring for the needs of one another and our community.
These groups are ongoing, message based and follow the rhythms of Bible Study, Hangouts, and Helpouts. They meet weekly for 10 weeks with 3 weeks off every semester.

D-Groups

MDWK Classes
MDWK classes occur Wednesday evenings at 6 pm. These classes are 6-8 weeks long and are topical in nature. Topics such as finances, evangelism, spiritual gifts, discipleship, marriage, parenting, addiction, and many others will be offered from time to time.
MDWK classes are designed to be supplemental to a Life Group or D-Group. While we do not believe that they are required to develop as a mature Christian, they are helpful and beneficial.

Groups FAQ
Do I have to be a member of Radiant Life to be in a group?
How long do groups meet?
Radiant Groups meet for 10 weeks on, 3 weeks off throughout the year. This gives an easy on or off ramp to join a group and get plugged in to community.
When and where do radiant groups meet?
At Radiant Life, we offer both on-campus and off-campus groups on different days of the week. There are groups for every person no matter their age or stage in life. We believe that it is vitally important for every person to not only engage in the corporate worship gathering, but to also devote themselves with a smaller group of believers.
