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Spiritual discernment is the ability to tell what is true and what is false when it comes to ideas about God. A person with strong spiritual discernment can tell if a teaching, idea, or doctrine that they are hearing comes from God or comes from another source.

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A great way to start a conversation in a group setting is to invite someone to “set up” the conversation – to summarize the talking points from the lesson in his or her own words. Here’s how…

Using the pursueGOD resources with your group (or family) works best if you connect to a TV so everyone can see videos, articles, and discussion questions.

The Bible has a lot to say about money, but before we can follow the Bible’s practical steps with handling money, we need to re-think our view of money.

The Bible teaches us how to handle our money in a way that honors God and gives us a better, more stress-free life.

Leading a group by printing out discussion guides or workbooks is fine, but using technology in your group is even better. Try these simple tips for using technology in your group…

Four key skills can define a coach’s effectiveness.

Regardless of where your church is located or how it operates, you want to make sure you are intentionally picking songs that work well for your church service.

The soundcheck can be one of the most frustrating and unproductive parts of our worship rehearsal. But why? In this article, we will look at practical tips to help make your soundchecks as efficient and effective as possible.

All of the resources in the pursueGOD.org library are easily browsable by topic or series. But what’s the difference, and how do you use it all in a group setting?

Got a new group, or starting fresh after a break? Use this Starter Video to help kick things off and get everyone on the same page about the goals and resources for groups.

Sometimes Christians get the wrong idea about what it means to pursue God. We spend a lot of time thinking about faith issues such as Bible study and spiritual disciplines than the like. This stuff is great, but it is not ultimately all that God is after.

If we have something in life we want to get better at, we are going to have to work at it though practice. Practice plays an important role in our success on a worship team. So here’s the question: How should we practice at home to be prepared for the rehearsal?