Articles for Small Group Leaders

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.

COVID is yet again making a real impact on life and ministry. From empty Olympic stands to empty seats in our churches to an increase in mask wearing, uncertainty appears to be our biggest obstacle. But, not for small groups.

How do you live? Are you doing life together with your brothers and sisters in Christ, or do you just meet to study the Bible — you know, that book that teaches us about doing life together!

Explore the ways small group leaders can play a key role in speeding up their group’s comfort level with one another and opening up the stages of inner healing.

The power of intergenerational ministry, the strength of connecting to others outside of our own tradition or experiences, is that we see God more clearly.

Ever wonder how to overcome prayerlessness? Oddly enough, many people struggle with learning about prayer because they are focusing on praying, not on God. But prayer is all about relationship.

Moving to the next generation of small group discipleship certainly accelerates speed, but there’s something else even more important.

We have 100 examples of Jesus asking great questions. It raises the question. Why did Jesus ask so many questions?