Small Group Leaders

Advanced discipleship training serves the most underserved people in the church: people who reach a midway point in their maturity but don’t get to “the other side.”

We need people who speak hope and build confidence into our lives so that we can consistently live in a manner that’s worthy of the Gospel of Christ. This is why God commands us to encourage others and build each other up.

The consequences almost always affect unconnected people, group leaders and group members.

Here in America politics has caused disruption between and within communities. It reminds us that differences in opinions can grow into disruptions of community.

Heart work—the work of developing yourself—is actually the hardest work you’ll ever do. And it’s also the most rewarding.

Jesus taught the disciples to pray. Shouldn’t we do the same? Specifically, shouldn't we teach how to pray out loud in a group?

What are the not-to-miss small group pastor essentials? Here are 4 key insights for rookies from a veteran small group point person

Your number one way of communicating with your small group leadership and members is through energized email.