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Grow in Faith

FaithElement is a discipleship system that offer a simple but effective way for Bible study groups to grow in faith. Each week, we offer a combination of creative Session Pages, weekday prompts through Facebook, Twitter or email, and a brief Bible commentary video on the chosen passage. Best of all, FaithElement is free! Watch the video (right) for a quick introduction.

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New Video Helps

Downloading Videos

Many of you have written us to let us know that you do not have access to the Internet in your group's meeting space, but you still wanted to use some of the YouTube or other videos we link to. We've added a link to ClipNabber in each session's notes (just scroll down when on a session page). This free service makes it easy to download most web-based video for offline viewing. Just use the service to download the videos you need in advance of your group's meeting, and you'll be all set. This approach also works for the Bible Background Video featuring Nikki Hardeman.

Video for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch

If you are one of the many FaithElement users who have asked about access to the Bible Background Video on your iOS device, we have good news for you! We've added a link in each (new) session's notes that will present the session's video in HTML5, a video format preferred by iOS devices.

Remember, you need to scroll down to the Session Notes to see the HTML 5 link.

We're listenening - keep sending us your ideas and suggestions! All session pages have a "comments" area where you can send us your thoughts.

Improved RSS Feed

tb_03_rss Do you use RSS? If you do, you'll appreciate our beefed-up RSS feed. It now brings you updates on new sessions, faith challenges, and blog posts.

To access it, simply click on the RSS symbol in the right sidebar.

I use and RSS reader to quickly scan the new posts from my favorite sites. If you haven't tried using RSS before, give Google Reader a try. It's free, and works very well. As practice, subscribe to the FaithElement feed!

RSS readers are also handy on mobile devices. On my iPhone, for example, I use an RSS reader. It pulls in the headlines and summaries from my favorite sites, allowing me to stay up-to-date without having to visit each site.

We hope you enjoy our more robust RSS feed. We have plenty of additional new features coming up...