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5 Questions I ask AI Every Week
5 Questions I ask AI Every Week I’ve been teaching the Bible for a long time. I’ve used all kinds of tools—commentaries, books, study Bibles, even whiteboards with too many […]
Books as Curriculum — One Year Later
I have always believed that using books as curriculum would be a good idea. The reason is simple: my life has been profoundly changed by reading books. Books have been […]
Gift Giving Wisdom for Small Group Point People
Recently, I had coffee with Kellie Wright who attends Browncroft Community Church, the church I serve. She and her daughter co-founded Golden Hello, a company focused on helping organizations give […]
2024 Luminaries Awards: Vote For Your Favorite Curriculum
Vote for the 2024 Luminaries Curriculum Award nominees! Presented by the Small Group Network, this is the first annual Luminaries!
From Fear to Friendship: How Introverts Can Find Community in Small Groups
Hello, my name is Jeremy, and moving from fear to friendship can be difficult. You see, I’m an introvert. Introvert noun in·tro·vert ˈin-trə-ˌvərt : a person whose personality is characterized by introversion: a typically […]
How Will You Help Your Groups Cultivate an Attitude of Worshipful Submission?
For this question I want to expand on the traditional definition of worship. Here it means complete submission to the Holy Spirit, total surrender, including sacrifice of the junk that is […]
5 Places to Find New Group Members
Need more people in your small group? Not sure where to find them? Surely, not everyone’s already in a group in your church? Where are they hiding? How can you […]
A Key to Growing Passionate Disciples of Jesus in Small Groups
As a small group leader, I take great comfort in knowing that I do not have to hit home runs with every group discussion I lead or lesson I teach. […]
Doubling Your Small Groups — a Worthy Goal
“If you wish to build a ship, do not divide the men into teams and send them to the forest to cut wood. Instead, teach them to long for the […]
