For churches, classes, and small groups

The Daily Study Series, ready for your group

One day. One question. One faithful next step. Each study from Echelon Nexus Press is a complete standalone guide with the readings printed in full and everything a leader needs to run a discussion.

What every study includes

The readings, printed in full

Five assigned readings in every study, with the source and translation credited beside each passage. No one needs a second book to follow along.

Context you can teach from

Historical and literary background, text notes, common misreadings, and a clear line between the text, tradition, and our reflection.

Group discussion guide

Discussion questions, a simple group covenant, and facilitator notes for 45, 60, and 90 minute sessions.

Workbook and practice

Observe, Compare, and Apply prompts, case studies, writing space, a seven day practice, a glossary, and a completion record.

Two simple ways to run it

One week together

Everyone reads one study a day for seven days. The group meets once at the end of the week and uses the discussion guides to talk through what stood out.

One study per meeting

Take one study each time you meet. Pick the 45, 60, or 90 minute session plan in the facilitator notes, and use the seven day practice between meetings.

How to get the studies

  • Read online, free. Companion pages for each study are published at EchelonNexusPress.com/daily as they are completed.
  • Kindle editions. Individual studies and the Week One collection are available on Amazon. Links are on each study's page.
  • Copies for your group. Tell us your group size and timing below and we will reply with the options that fit, in print or digital.

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The Daily Study Series is written and published by Echelon Nexus Press. It is an independent work and is not produced by, endorsed by, or affiliated with any church or denomination. Biblical readings use the World English Bible, a public domain translation. Readings from 1 Enoch and Jubilees use the historical R. H. Charles translations. Also from Echelon Nexus Press: Ethiopian Orthodox Bible digital editions.