Faithlife Groups
This question may have been asked many times before, perhaps even by me. If so I apologize for the redundancy, but how do we find other groups that perhaps we my want to join, to study with?
Rev. Michael L. Burns
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You would type in the search bar for a group or topic. Now, that is not exactly how the site is intended to work, but there are active groups out there. For study I would go with the Community Study Bible group.
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Hi, you could find relevant groups on Facebook and other social networks, where you can discuss the Bible with others.
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When the Faithlife concept was young, I joined about 5 groups and started 4 groups all related to general subjects of interest to many Christians. I got about 5 posts to my 5 groups and read less than 10 posts to the groups I was watching over 2 years. I thought about using the program as the central hub of a Bible study at my church but did not find the tools useful compared to the Logos program, and did not want to invest time in learning two systems since I did not really like the Faithlife package. I have been watching to see if it improves or catches on with useful groups. Am I missing something? I don't see any growth or any improvement in the package. I can't even find the Bible study tools. I am not even clear if it is still free to friends who form a group and share with Faithlife. What is the purpose of the Faithlife package and what is its future?
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