Small Group Leaders

Perhaps the number one destroyer of transparency is asking questions that are closed-ended and don’t allow people to share.

Jim Egli tells of his experience with bad icebreakers and how you can avoid them.

It’s not the mountain-top experience that’s the most dangerous. No, it’s the return to reality--the mountain bottom experience--where people trip, fall, injure themselves.

Where can we find good small group Bible studies? What small group curriculum should our groups study? These are questions I frequently get asked at small group workshops and in conversations with pastors.

When it comes to connection ideas, "simple" means just providing opportunities! Below are three simple connection ideas you can try to help foster connections with those who are new.

Here are five small group hacks that will ease each Small Group Host or Leader’s efforts and make their group stronger!

I hear from pastors who don’t want to lead a group or feel that they shouldn’t, but from my experience, I believe in pastors leading small groups.

Andy Lie offers suggestions from his successful experience starting, renewing and maintaining men's small groups.