Lossology 101
$29.00
Developing a Personal
Theology of Loss
| Sessions: | 7 |
| Depth Gauge: |    |
| Age Groups: | High School College Age Coffee House |
You’ll need to purchase one physical book or downloadable PDF per group. See “Format Notes” below.
FREE Coaching Session!As part of InWord 2.0, this study comes with a free 20-minute coaching session via video chat or phone. Be sure to indicate your preferred method for us to use in contacting you to schedule the session. You’ll enter the contact information as you check out. We will be in touch to schedule the coaching after we receive your order. |
Lossology 101 is an introduction to helping us think about and develop a personal theology on the subjects of suffering and loss. While not a grief recovery tool (though it could certainly be used that way), it is an exercise in frontloading our hearts and minds on an issue that prompts many to walk away from God. We frequently study key Bible themes like redemption and grace, but we rarely, if ever, study the key Bible themes of suffering and loss. God has much to teach, about us and about Himself, through the sacred themes of suffering and loss.
Additional information
| Physical (book) and/or Download (PDF) | You can order a book, or a PDF, or both. It’s all according to your and your leaders’ preferences. You’ll need a book or a PDF for each study group. Each option has its pros and cons. One note: if you order a physical book you can still download the student pages for reproducing (you’ll find a password in the book for access to these pages). |
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| Physical (book) | Leaders need one book per group. Student pages are reproducible and still downloadable (you’ll find a password in the book for access to these pages). Pros: It’s already printed out for you and ready to go. This is probably the best set up for personal study. You don’t need access to an electronic device. Cons: It’s obviously a little more costly and keeping track of a book may be less convenient than keeping track of a PDF. |
| Download (PDF) | Leaders have permission to use one download per group. For example, if you have four groups involved in a study, we ask that you purchase four “downloads.” Student pages are reproducible. Pros: It’s obviously less costly and more portable; depending on how your personal computing is set up, a pdf can be “cloud” based. Cons: Typing your thoughts/notes into a PDF can be a bit clunky and more difficult to use in leading your session. |
| Online Session Guide Options | Once you’ve completed your personal prep it’s time to choose the online session guide that best fits your setting: high school, college age, coffee house. You’ll find password access and details on the session guides in the instructions of your Leader Prep book. |
| Social Media | Yes, we’ve got posts! Each session comes with 3-5 tweets or posts you can use as follow up touches throughout the week. You’ll find your social media guide for each session with the other online session guides. |
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