Articles for Small Group Leaders

We should quit telling people to study the Bible, and start telling them to meditate on the Bible and delight in it.

Many of us have probably heard more than once things we can do to foster trust: group confidentiality, sharing stories, ice breakers, sharing a meal, etc., but I am wondering if modeling a posture of listening might be the most effective way to build trust.

Can-Do Leadership is about more than having a strong work ethic; it’s also about your perspective, mindset, tenacity, and posture toward being solution-focused. Check out the important qualities of a group leader.

When you are building your best leadership team, instead of trying to spend effort with the apathetic, focus on those who want to work.

You can start now to prepare the small group leaders and members you serve to navigate political discussions with grace.

There is a reason the Puritans considered repentance a doctrine of the Church, and I think it’s about time we reinstate this practice of confession in community.

Trust God. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes! Lean on God as you learn to care for and counsel your friend facing a crisis.

What does Scripture say about the early church and small groups? Imagine living in the days of the first-century church.