Small groups are designed to be places where growing disciples make other disciples. To accomplish that goal, groups must be intentional about several important priorities.

Leading a small group isn’t too difficult if you’re using our online resources, but you do need to know these 7 things…

A thriving small group is more than a weekly meeting; it is a spiritual family. Discover the biblical principles for building trust, sharing burdens, and fostering a caring culture that reflects the love of Jesus to every member.

Helpful tips for how to stay in the game longer as a small group leader.

In a healthy small group, ministry is shared with everyone. Good leaders look for ways to equip every member for a meaningful ministry role.

In your group, sometimes you will need to take the initiative to meet with someone outside the group meeting to help them keep moving forward.

Use these three questions in your small group to do a quick “full circle” check-up.

Becoming a mentor using our online resources takes a bit of planning up front. Start by thinking through who is on your hit list, your active list, and your passive list.