Articles for Small Group Leaders

Should a senior pastor lead a small group? ather than taking on full leadership of a small group, a senior pastor may find that a hybrid approach—such as mentoring leaders, occasionally attending groups, or co-leading—allows them to stay connected without overwhelming their schedule.

We need to have something that helps us discern the elements of truth that these small group obituaries contain and try to understand why church small groups don’t work.

Small groups are more than just social gatherings—they can be powerful tools for discipleship when structured with intentionality.

By offering opportunities for deeper connections, personalized discipleship, and collaborative ministry, small groups benefit the whole church in profound ways.

How can you, as a leader, be proactive and set the tone for an engaging meeting? You need icebreakers for online groups. Here are four icebreaker questions and four icebreaker games to get everyone settled in for a great online gathering.

When you meet the true God, your hate and your fear begin to evaporate. They may not disappear immediately, but the Spirit of Christ in your heart won’t rest until your spirit echoes his. Find out more about a transformed life.

Is it really possible to measure discipleship? Granted, it’s still going to be subjective, as is this post, but I believe the Bible gives us clear indications someone has been discipled.

Small groups have long been a cornerstone of church life, providing believers with opportunities for fellowship, spiritual growth, and mutual support. But as the...