Bring SOLID to Your Church or Group
A complete teaching resource library for pastors, small group leaders, and ministry directors who want to lead people deeper into a faith that is rooted, resilient, and built to last.
For leaders who are shaping what’s next.
The SOLID teaching library is designed for real ministry contexts. Every session, script, and handout is shaped around the same question that drives the book: How do we move beyond shallow Christianity into a faith that actually lasts?
What’s Included
Ten-Week Study
A full chapter-by-chapter journey through SOLID for Sunday school or small groups.
Six-Week Study
A condensed version for tighter calendars or focused seasons.
Slide Decks
Presentation-ready slides aligned with each session.
Speaker Scripts
Teaching notes and suggested language for each week.
Facilitator & Breakout Guides
Discussion prompts and activities for large groups or breakout circles.
Reading & Going-Deeper Handouts
Take-home sheets that extend the conversation beyond the meeting.
Facilitator Letter
A personal welcome and overview from Paul to equip your group leader.
Pastors. Leaders. Facilitators.
Whether you’re planning a church-wide series, a small-group semester, or a retreat weekend, these materials are built to help you teach with clarity and lead with confidence.
Pastors
Preach a focused series with ready-made slides and scripts.
Small Group Leaders
Lead meaningful discussion without starting from scratch.
Ministry Directors
Equip multiple leaders with a consistent, proven framework.
A look inside, before you ask for anything
Here’s the opening stretch of the ten-week outline and a real page from the facilitator guide, exactly as your leaders would receive them.
Ten-Week Outline — First Four Weeks
- Week 1
The Hunger You Cannot Explain
Why every believer starts on milk — and why that hunger for more is a good sign.
- Week 2
Why God Starts You on Milk
Why God intentionally begins every believer with the simplest truths first.
- Week 3
Rooted and Ready
What it takes to move beyond the truths that got you started.
- Week 4
Your Part in This
If grace can’t be earned, what is your role in your own growth?
Weeks five through ten continue chapter by chapter through the book.
Facilitator Guide — Sample Page
Session One
The Hunger You Cannot Explain
Open the session
Read 1 Peter 2:2 aloud, then give the group a full minute of quiet before anyone speaks.
Discussion questions
- Think back to when your faith first began, or to a season when God felt especially close. What truths felt most alive to you then? How has your experience of those truths changed over time?
- Read 1 Peter 2:2. What does it mean to “crave” spiritual milk? What would it look like for your hunger for God to be that instinctive and natural?
- Have you ever confused “starting” your faith with “staying” in the same place? What made it easy to stay comfortable rather than grow?
Send them home with
One simple truth from the chapter — loved, forgiven, His, not alone — written somewhere they’ll see it daily.
What Groups Are Saying
“This is an excellent study for personal or group use... I've known the author five years and have thrived under his leadership of our Bible Study Group.”
“God loves me, God has forgiven me, God has adopted me as His child, and He is always with me. I am never alone.”
“SOLID gives new Christians a foundation and tools, moving them from “milk” toward “solid maturity in Christ.””
“Chapter 3 changed my bedtime prayers — they now rest on Philippians 4:6.”
“One of the best books/studies I've participated in over 30+ years as a Christian.”
The complete first session, ready to teach
Not a teaser sheet — the actual working session your leaders would use for “The Hunger You Cannot Explain.” Eight files, a full 90-minute session, ready to print and present this week.
- Facilitator guide for the full 90-minute session
- Presentation slide deck (PowerPoint)
- Teaching bullets and speaker notes
- Participant handout
- “Going Deeper” take-home handout
- Breakout discussion guide
- Breakout facilitator guide
- Leader’s welcome letter and how-to-use readme
Sent by email so you can forward it to your leaders. No cost, no obligation.
You can also read Chapter One in full to see the material your group would be working through.
Where should I send the Week 1 session pack?
Just your name and email, and the complete first session — all eight files — is yours right away.