Lead the Treasures of Healthy Living Bible Study

• Treasures of Healthy Living Bible Study Book
• Treasures of Health Nutrition Manual
• Healthy Treasures Cookbook
• Leader’s Guide
• Instructional Videos (13 weekly)
• Weekly Checklists

Resources can be found via links above. 

• Target Audience: Consider various groups, such as church members, friends, neighbors, homeschooling families, and community members.

• Promotion Channels: Use church bulletins, social media (Facebook, Instagram), Zoom meetings, and community boards to promote the study. Encourage participants to invite others.

• Registration: Have participants sign up in advance. This helps in planning and ensures everyone has the materials.

The Tour Guide (instruction manual) has a simple to follow agenda already planned for each week. Here is a sample of what each week will look like:

A. Opening (10-15 minutes)

• Welcome and Prayer: Start each session with a welcome, a brief recap of the previous week, and a prayer.

• Check-In: Ask participants to share any insights or experiences from their week related to healthy living.

B. Video and Discussion (30-40 minutes)

• Watch the Video: Play the instructional video for the week.

• Discussion: Use the leader’s guide to facilitate a discussion. Encourage participants to share their thoughts and how0 the teachings apply to their lives.

C. Activity and Practical Application (15-20 minutes)

• Bible Study: Explore relevant scriptures that support the week’s lesson.

• Hands-On Activity: Consider including a practical activity, such as planning a meal, discussing a grocery shopping list, or cooking a simple recipe if space and resources allow.

D. Closing (10-15 minutes)

• Wrap-Up: Summarize key points and practical applications from the session.

• Homework: Assign any readings, grocery lists, or activities for the upcoming week.

• Prayer: End with a prayer, asking for God’s blessing and guidance in applying the lessons learned.

• Materials Distribution: Ensure participants have access to the materials, whether physical books or e-books.

• Technical Support: Provide help for accessing videos or joining virtual meetings.

• Feedback Collection: Gather feedback after each session to improve and adapt the study to participants' needs.

• Follow-Up Meetings: Schedule periodic check-ins or follow-up meetings to support ongoing application of the principles.

• Resource Sharing: Continue sharing recipes, health tips, and scripture reflections through a group chat or social media.

• Plan a simple, balanced meal using principles discussed

• Pray and Reflect: Seek God’s guidance in preparing to lead the study. Reflect on your own experiences and insights into Biblical health principles.

• Review Materials: Familiarize yourself with the books, leader’s guide, videos, and additional resources. Consider spiral-binding your books for easy handling.

• Plan the Schedule: Decide on a weekly meeting time and format. Plan for about 60-90 minutes per session, allowing time for video viewing, discussion, and activities.

• Location: Choose a comfortable and convenient location. Options include your home, church, or community center.
• Virtual Options: If in-person meetings aren’t possible, use platforms like Zoom. Participants can watch videos at home and join online discussions.

• Technology: Ensure you have the equipment for video playback if meeting in person or online.

• Encourage Participation: Invite everyone to share their experiences, questions, and insights. Make the environment welcoming and supportive.

• Weekly Checklists: Distribute and review the weekly checklists to keep participants engaged and on track.

• Follow-Up: Check in with participants between sessions via email or a group chat to encourage them and answer questions.

• Cooking Classes: Schedule cooking classes to complement the study. Demonstrate recipes from the Healthy Treasures Cookbook.

• Group Challenges: Organize group challenges, such as a week of healthy eating or a shared cooking project.

• Devotional Time: Incorporate short devotionals that align with the theme of the week.

• Church Groups: Integrate the study into existing church programs. Consider supplementing with sermons or church events.

• Homeschooling Families: Adapt the study for family-friendly activities and lessons.

• Community Outreach: Use the study as a tool to connect with the broader community, offering a welcoming space for learning and fellowship.

• Review and Reflect: Recap the entire study, highlighting key learnings and personal growth.

• Celebrate: Consider having a celebratory event, such as a healthy meal, to mark the conclusion of the study.

• Future Steps: Discuss how participants can continue their journey of healthy living and apply what they’ve learned.