Name: Church Small Group Bundle
SKU: CHURCHSMALLGROUPBUNDLE
Price: 199.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Church Small Group Bundle

We’ve bundled everything you need for a small group of up to 10 people to complete this study—saving you more than $60!

This bundle includes:

2x Church Small Group Study Leader Guides
8x Church Small Group Study Participant Guides
3-month video access subscription

This study introduces the five broken Attachment Styles—what we call Love Styles—that interfere with intimacy and healthy communication in relationships. By identifying the insecure attachment patterns many of us developed in our childhood homes, we can begin a process of healing, skill-building, and spiritual growth that leads us toward greater wisdom and maturity, becoming more like Christ (Ephesians 4:13–16).

As group members gain insight into their bonding blueprint and how it shapes their relational reactions, this understanding provides a foundation for practicing our primary tool: The Comfort Circle. This guided process helps participants slow down charged conversations so they can connect emotionally, and communicate with empathy and clarity.

Ultimately, the goal is for every participant to grow toward becoming a Secure Connector. Rooted in more than eighty years of attachment research and supported by modern neuroscience, this framework shows us God’s design for healthy, secure, and deeply connected relationships—with Him and with one another.

Description

This study is designed to put the principles from the book, How We Love: Discover Your Love Style, Enhance your Marriage into practice.

What do you need for the Church Group Study?

Group Leaders: Each leader will need the Video Content, a Leader’s Guide and a copy of the book, How We Love. (NOTE: The Participant Guide is included in Leader’s Guide.) After purchase the video is stored and accessed on this website in the account of the purchaser. It is available to be viewed in a streaming format for the time period selected during purchase.
Group Participants: Each group member needs their own Participant Guide.

*[While not required or included in this bundle, it is highly recommended for every person to also get a copy of the book How We Love for deeper reflection study between each session.]

What is the Content and Length of the Study?

We published the book, How We Love, to strengthen marriages, but the Attachment research we drew on and the solutions we developed are capable of enhancing any type of relationship. Your Love Style – or Attachment Style – is primarily activated and expressed in your closest relationships, often marriage or a serious dating relationship. It can also be expressed between friends, boss and employer, or parent and child.

We believe that this study will not only strengthen marriages but can help prevent divorce. The material also helps singles. For those that have never been married this is an opportunity to better understand the frustrating patterns in their dating relationships, and for those who are divorced, they can gain greater insight into the dynamics that contributed to previous relationship difficulties and learn healthier ways of approaching future relationships.

The study has 9 sessions – two videos per session as well as a training video per session for leaders. As with most successful programs, the more intentional you are about the process, the more people grow and improve their marriage and relationships over time.

Session Breakdown:

SESSION ONE – Introduction: Key Elements to a Successful Relationship
SESSION TWO – Early Development and Its Effects on Adult Relationships
SESSION THREE – Understanding Love Styles: The Avoider and the Pleaser
SESSION FOUR – Understanding Love Styles: The Vacillator and Core Patterns
SESSION FIVE – Understanding Love Styles: The Chaotic (Controller/Victim)
SESSION SIX – Triggers, Growth Goals, and the Comfort Circle
SESSION SEVEN – The Comfort Circle: Seek Awareness and Engage
SESSION EIGHT – The Comfort Circle: Explore and Resolve
SESSION NINE – When Past and Present Collide: Relating as Adults in Our Families of Origin