Avoid the ‘Fixing Trap’
Jesus didn’t come to fix us from afar. He came to walk with us.
Jesus didn’t come to fix us from afar. He came to walk with us.
The practice of “doing life together” can inspire people to endeavor great things and to live in ways that can transform individuals and culture.
We are reminded of our rescue and are placed in overwhelming moments where we must depend on him.
Your church will only be as healthy as its small groups are.
You can’t build community by way of programming, but you can use a program to create a pathway through which small groups can happen.
Wisdom From a Life of Ministry offers insight: The kingdom of God is made up of failed people who make mistakes. We should put our trust in the principles of Scripture, in the teachings of God.
Research indicates that church small group growth is important, with 44% of current weekend worship attendees involved in a small group, Sunday School or similar group, showing a slight decline since 2010.
Regularly studying Scripture together is an important community rhythm we often neglect.
Why you should think of your church as a community of communities.
Simple and quick exercises added to small-group meetings can encourage people to take their faith stories into the community.