Small Group Leaders

Let’s face it: it’s been hard to predict anything in the last two years. But we can still see some emerging trends when it comes to ministry in the age of the Coronavirus, Year Three.

Follow Einstein's advice in figuring out the right questions to ask before tackling problems. Here is my best shot at five small group questions to ask as 2022 begins!

Here are some thoughts on how to recruit new leaders to be disciple-makers in the small groups at your church this coming year.

If the objective is to encourage people to attend and participate, other site choices might be necessary. Don’t let the lack of a home to meet in discourage you from leading a small group. Find out more about some alternatives for small group meeting places?

The effects of COVID-19 and its variants have lasted much longer than any of us could have anticipated. Things are slowly getting better, but it's still tough. Here are some thoughts for re-engaging your small groups to get over the post-COVID bump most small groups are experiencing.

God spoke to me over a period of ten years and led me from Illinois to Africa, and from small groups in the United States to small groups around the world.

As I’ve studied, practiced, and reflected on the cell church over the last few years, I’ve concluded that the cell church is all about developing and releasing leaders to reap the harvest.

What encourages continual transformation within the heart of a believer? Certainly, reading Scripture and prayer are a part of it. But according to neuroscience, so is community through small groups.