Category: Ministry

If you want to have a great small group, there are a few ground rules that you need to follow. These will help you to treat each other with love and respect, and above all, to build trust in your group.

As you grasp a few underlying principles and attitudes, you will be better prepared to lead a small group.

Follow-up conversations outside of group meetings allow you to get specific with people’s needs. They are also a great opportunity to help others learn to lead – so don’t do all the follow-up yourself.

Get the most out of your small group or mentoring time by preparing for your conversation ahead of time. Here are four simple tips…

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If I were to make a list of the top 10 most frustrating issues in building an effective coaching structure, the frustration of assigning coaches retroactively to existing small group leaders would probably be #1 or #2 almost every time.

A short video on how to keep groups moving toward their ultimate goal.

Many small group leaders must deal with people who dominate the discussion during a meeting. Here are a few tips for dealing with a dominator.

A campaign rallies a whole church toward pursuing God. The small group you will host plays a vital role in releasing divine momentum in your church.

A worksheet to help small group leaders and their teams prepare a small group to reproduce itself in a healthy way by launching a new group.

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