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2D Series

3-week series that encourages students to rely more on their real life community than their digital community.

$45.00

2D: 3-Week Series on Moving From Screen-Deep Faith to Real Community

Students today spend more time with influencers than with real people. Their world is shaped by 2D voices, 2D relationships, and 2D discipleship. 2D helps students step out of the shallow, screen-deep version of faith and into the three-dimensional life Jesus designed for them. Through a gospel lens, they learn that God is personal, not just perfect, and that real transformation happens in community.

This series unpacks three lies that keep students distant, hidden, and spiritually disconnected. Each week presses into Scripture and invites students to experience the fullness of following Jesus in real life, with real people, through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Series Overview

Week 1 – Famous and Loud Is Not Better Than Personal and Quiet

John 16:7–15
Students are surrounded by loud, polished 2D influencers, but Jesus teaches that the Holy Spirit’s personal, quiet presence is far better than any distant voice. Students discover that God doesn’t relate to them from a distance. He is fully present, fully involved, and actively guiding them in their everyday life. Influence rooted in real relationship is always greater than influence that only exists on a screen.

Week 2 – Knowledge Alone Doesn’t Transform Anyone

1 Corinthians 13:1–2
Students love shortcuts. They assume that consuming more Christian content will magically make them better people. Paul pushes back hard, teaching that without love, even the most impressive spiritual knowledge falls flat. Students learn that transformation happens when the gospel moves from their head to their relationships, working itself out in 3D through the way they love the people around them.

Week 3 – You Don’t Have to Fix Yourself Before You’re Known

Galatians 5:1, 13–14
Many students hide behind the safety of anonymity. They want to be known…but only once they’ve cleaned themselves up. Paul calls students out of hiding and into the freedom Christ purchased for them. Students discover that grace frees them to be real, vulnerable, and deeply known by the believers around them. Authentic community is the soil where real growth happens.

Why Choose the 2D Series?

A Gospel Lens for Digital-Age Discipleship

Students don’t need more information. They need formation. Each week of 2D exposes a lie students believe about influence, identity, and community, and replaces it with a clear, Christ-centered truth.

Reclaiming Real-Life Community

Where online relationships are limited, real community offers presence, accountability, and love. Students learn how God uses 3D people to shape their spiritual life in ways screens never can.

Deeply Personal, Always Practical

Each message helps students connect head knowledge to their heart and their relationships. They step into honest conversations, real vulnerability, and intentional spiritual growth.

Leader Ready and Student Focused

Teaching guides, small-group questions, and built-in activities help leaders spark meaningful conversations without feeling overwhelmed.

What’s Included

  • 3 video messages that teach each week’s lie, truth, and gospel lens

  • Full message guides with introductions, tension builders, biblical exposition, and application

  • Small group questions designed for honest conversations and relational depth

  • Interactive activities that help students practice living out their faith in 3D

  • Series graphics package for slides, social posts, and promotion

  • Supply lists and leader instructions for seamless preparation

2D Helps Students Step Out of the Screen and Into Real Faith

Students are discipled every day by people who don’t know them, don’t walk with them, and can’t speak into their real lives. 2D invites them to something better. As they learn to reject the lies of the digital age, they’ll discover the beauty of being fully known, fully loved, and fully transformed in Christ — not in 2D, but in the real community God created them for.