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This series, developed by the high school ministry of Cru, is an excellent 8-week series with topics including: The character of God, eternal perspective, evangelism, and the Holy Spirit. Each lesson comes with a leader's guide as well as a participant guide you can give to each person.

The Compass is a tool designed to help staff and student disciplers guide other students through the process of becoming mature disciples. You can find over 40 lessons to prepare you to lead great discipleship appointments with students.

God has designed us to need community. Community allows us to experience life-transforming grace, protects us from the hardening and deceitfulness of sin and spurs us on toward love and good deeds.

Surrender: Easy to say, harder to do. It’s a word that makes most people feel uncomfortable. It means relinquishing control and entrusting yourself to someone else. But that is our choice, isn’t it?

The purpose of the Connections study is to provide students with an opportunity to be involved in a five week Bible study series emphasizing the relevance of scripture in every day life and issues, in the context of warm, attractive Christian relationships.

These studies use a gospel-centered approach to five of the most relevant issues on campus, confronting the primary idols in the lives of today’s student with the good news of Jesus Christ.

This is a 3-week study on the topic of God’s compassion for our broken world.

Intended to follow an IJM/Cru Campus-wide Justice Week, these studies are designed to help students understand calling, mission, and the connections between justice and our commission as followers of Christ.

Based on the popular narrative gospel booklet, this series of seven studies covers all the themes of Backstory (Intimacy, Betrayal, Anticipation, Pursuit, Sacrifice, Invitation, and Reunion), serving as an effective tool for guiding the spiritually curious through the gospel over a period of days or weeks.

This five week study is designed to help a person understand what the Bible says about Jesus Christ and to come to know Him personally.

The heart behind this series is to provide an avenue to continue growing in knowledge of who God is and intimacy with Him. Each lesson focuses on a specific facet of God by studying one passage of Scripture.

The Community, formerly Cru.Comm, is a small group Bible study curriculum designed with a logical progression, that in the course of 3-4 years, could take a new Christian, ground them in the basics of the faith and grow them into a Christ-centered laborer.

The book of Acts is the sequel to Luke. Throughout the book, Luke shows how the news of the gospel spread throughout “Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”

Carolyn Curtis James provides a new interpretation of the Book of Ruth.

Serve with Cru internships in campus ministry and evangelism training.

Join Cru internships in media ministry and Gospel communication.

This series of 8 studies will allow you to cover the entirety of the book of Philippians. Each study will help your group to understand the text, how we might push against God's desires as revealed in each passage, and how Jesus can help us to embrace his desires.

This new 12-week study delves into how and why no one understood Jesus during his earthly life, and the countless ways we struggle to fully understand him today.

Financial Faithfulness covers the important topics of debt, saving, giving, and developing your spending plan.

This 5-part series covers the person and work of the Holy Spirit and is an excellent resource for any small group. Topics covered include: Who is the Holy Spirit? What does it look like to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit? And, how does the Spirit help me walk with God?

Engage with the Thirsty Bible study series to deepen your understanding of spiritual growth and renewal.