The Mission of Small Groups
This article explores the true mission of small groups—not just as a church program, but as the engine that drives real discipleship, spiritual maturity, and healing. Through powerful imagery, real-life stories, and a clear biblical framework, we’ll explore how small groups can move people from isolation to transformation—and why they are absolutely essential for the church to fulfill its mission.
What We Can Learn From Paul’s Ministry In Thessalonica
This article explores the relational depth of Paul’s ministry in Thessalonica and what it teaches us as small group leaders today. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians, it highlights Paul’s nurturing, fatherly, and emotionally invested approach to discipleship. Far from being distant or transactional, his ministry was marked by shared life, genuine affection, and a deep commitment to the spiritual growth of others.
One Size Doesn’t Fit All
In this article, I want to challenge you to get specific about your unique ministry context and think deeply about crafting a small group strategy that truly fits. Every church is different—different people, different cultures, different challenges, and different seasons of ministry. And because of that, one size doesn’t fit all.
Helping Group Leaders Find Their Blueprint
Leading a team of small group leaders is about more than simply giving the team a general sense of direction. Every leader brings unique strengths and challenges to the table, and as a team leader, your role is to help them discover their unique small group leadership blueprint and thrive in the ways God has wired them to serve.