A next step of faith.

A group conversation after the Jesus Is King Tour about Jesus, prayer, and faith in everyday life.

Original EMP sample resource. Pending TPR, tour, and artist approval; not written or endorsed by Matthew West.

Before you gather

Invite a few people to a comfortable place. Ask them to bring a Bible and a memory from the concert. Let everyone know they may participate by listening. Read the passages yourself first, and plan enough time for honest conversation.

1. Remember the night · 10 minutes

Invite each person to share a song, story, or moment that prompted reflection. What question or encouragement did they carry home? Listen without needing to explain someone else’s experience.

2. Begin with Jesus · 15 minutes

Read Colossians 1:15–20 together. Then discuss:

• What stands out about who Jesus is?
• What does His kingship mean for an ordinary part of your life?
• Where might you need to trust His guidance this week?

Keep the discussion grounded in the passage, allowing room for questions.

3. Bring it to prayer · 10 minutes

Read Philippians 4:4–7. Talk about prayer as an ongoing response to God.

• What helps you return to prayer during a busy week?
• What concern would you like to bring to God?
• What is one reason for gratitude today?

Offer space for quiet reflection. Sharing a personal concern is always optional.

4. Choose one next step · 10 minutes

Read Colossians 3:12–17. Invite each person to choose one practical response: a habit of prayer, an act of care, a conversation, or a step toward church community.

What will you do, when will you do it, and who can encourage you?

Pray together and agree on a simple check-in during the following week.

For the group leader

Listen patiently and keep the conversation welcoming. Avoid pressuring anyone to share sensitive details or make a donation. Connect someone with a trusted pastor or appropriate care leader if they need further support.

For additional encouragement, explore popwe’s official resources at popwe.org. Ask the group what they found useful when you reconnect.