My wife Vicki and I just closed our small group last night. I will tell you how we did it, and maybe you can glean ideas for how to best end your small group.

Just as in the early church, a synergy combines the dynamic of corporate gatherings and the intimate sharing of home groups.

I’ve quit doing one-on-one discipleship and so should you. Let me tell you why. Interaction improved, encouragement multiplied, and learning went to a new level.

There are so many variables when you want a kid-friendly group.

There is something special about eating together. Have you done a potluck lately in your small group? Christmas is the perfect time!

I always thought that discipleship should immediately follow someone’s coming to Christ. In other words, I thought that discipleship followed evangelism. But I was wrong.

We should quit telling people to study the Bible, and start telling them to meditate on the Bible and delight in it.

At the heart of the Disciple Making Movement are key habits that Jesus modeled and taught. These practices are the foundation of all effective disciple-making in all cultures and contexts, but their application will take different forms in different settings