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Opening Gifts Isn't Just for Kids

Get everyone in your group using their gifts.

Opening the Bible for Seekers

Small groups that thoughtfully use Scripture can serve an evangelistic purpose.

Open to the Talent Within

What one senior pastor from a small-sized church learned as he prayed for his small-group ministry to flourish.

Planning for the Future

Identifying the key roles in your group ensures its long-term health.

Plugging the Leadership Leak

Why leaders need to set an example of community.

Prayer for Purpose

One church learned that prayer is the essential ingredient for small group success.

Prayer Snares

Common habits and practices that can dull our conversations with God

Principles of Group Closure

Good endings can make for good beginnings in the future.

A Purpose Beyond The Passion

Five ways your small groups can turn this movie into an opportunity for ministry.

Pushing Through Fear

Rely on your call to leadership when you fear how things will go.

Reconnecting the Connected

How one church built groups from natural affinity groups.

Recruiting and Keeping Teachers

Recruiting is the holy act of helping others discover their leadership gifts.

Refreshing a Servant's Heart

Serving together as a small group can make a big impact.

Relationships That Last

Good relationships begin by someone being welcoming.

The Secret to Sharing Your Story

Telling your story is a great way to engage seekers and other Christians.

Small Groups Built to Last

A few changes in the approach to small-group ministry can make a big difference.

Shaping Shepherds and Sheep

Six steps to mentor your leaders and their groups.

A Simple Picture of Success

Small group health depends on preparing for success.

Small Groups Sometimes Skip the Agenda

Small-group agendas don't change people's lives. Christ does.

Small-Scale Evangelism

Sharing your faith in Christ might not be as difficult as you think.

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