Small Group Ministry

Learn how to use our free resources in your small groups, Bible studies, and more.
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Ministry Training

Go through the series and tracks provided with small group leaders to help equip them to lead a group that focuses on pursuing God.

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Launching a Group

Use the resources provided on this page to help launch a healthy small group.
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Leading a Group

Use the resources provided on this page to help you in leading your small group.

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Leading a Group Discussion

Use the resources provided on this page to help you guide the conversation during your small group time.

Growing a Group

Use the resources below to help grow your group into a healthy and God centered environment.

Reproducing a Group

Use the resources provided to help grow leaders in your group who will be able to lead a new God centered small group.

More Ministry Topics

See what’s new in our “Ministry” category or browse all topics.

Stormproof (Men’s Series)

In this series, we’ll be going through concepts from the book, “Stormproof Men”, by Roger Fankhauser to use the practical tools, biblical wisdom, and powerful promises God has given us to fight sexual temptation.

Failure to Lead (Men’s Series)

In this series for men, we take a look at the lives of some of the most well-known men in the Bible…and learn from their mistakes.

How Stuff Works (Series)

In this series, we explore the exact functions of some key faith elements. Go through this with a small group or mentor to learn more about how the principles taught by the Bible actually work!

The Seasons of Marriage

Just like the changing seasons, your marriage will go through times of growth, death, excitement and change.

Did Jesus Progress? | Luke 2:52 and the Nature of Christ

Luke 2:52 shows Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, but does that mean He had to progress into godhood? The Bible teaches that Jesus has always been fully God—eternal and unchanging.

Tips for Giving Constructive Criticism to Your Teens

Parents often find it challenging to provide feedback to their teens without sounding critical. Is there a right way to do it?