Taken from Philippians and the Call to Biblical Fellowship, this in-depth inductive Bible study will look in the New Testament at the Greek word koinonia (translated as fellowship and partnership).  The lessons will take a look at many of the “one another” commands given to followers of Christ, beginning with our call to love one another, and will examine how these “one another” commands provide a framework for Christian fellowship.  Another dimension of the study is to look at God’s purpose and intention for the Christian church.  The lessons provide the challenge to walk in obedience to the Lord, while living in relationship with others in the body of Christ.  Those who have never studied the Bible inductively will benefit from the teaching of this method as they move through of the lessons.  Scripture will be thoroughly observed and carefully interpreted, as the students seek the eternal perspective of the word so that they might apply its truths to their own lives.

Suggested Study Format: In the Discipleship Series Bible studies, the weekly lessons can each be completed in less than one hour. This provides an option for those who are new to inductive Bible study. The Discipleship Series can be completed by someone who wants to come together with a group for study and biblical accountability.