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by Paul E. Miller

The J-Curve in Community, Unit 2: Love Goes Low Participant's Manual (PDF)

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In both of his letters to the Corinthians, the Apostle Paul holds up the dying and rising of Jesus–the J-Curve–as the believers’ template for life together. In this 10-lesson study, we will discover familiar cultural and social pressures among the Corinthians and see how Paul helps them bring the J-Curve’s message, that love takes the lower place, to bear on their everyday lives and relational struggles. We’ll consider together how we, as the body of Christ, are called through “going low” into a new kind of community built upon love and generosity. Leader's manual available here. 

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    Paul Miller has carefully observed Jesus. He has carefully observed how the work of grace unfolds in the Apostle Paul’s life and in his own life. Take time with this study. You will become a deeper, wiser, truer person. You will become more humble, more joyous, more purposeful. And you will walk more steadily in the light.

    David Powlison, Former Director of Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation

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    Paul Miller has a rare gift of bringing both profound encouragement and deep conviction as he throws open the curtains on the glory and grace of Jesus. United with Christ fills a Grand-Canyon-sized void for fresh gospel-saturated curriculum for use in our churches, small group communities, and neighborhood gatherings.

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