Small Group Rules for Healthy and Effective Discipleship
Many people join a group hoping to grow, build relationships, and follow Jesus more intentionally. But healthy discipleship groups rarely happen by accident.
How to Be a Small Group Leader That Makes Disciples
Many believers want to help others grow spiritually but hesitate when leadership enters the conversation.
What Is a Small Group? Definition, Purpose, and Examples
At some point, most people start looking for more than attending church. They want connection. They want growth.
Why Small Groups Are Important for Discipleship & Growth
Many believers eventually realize that attending church and growing spiritually are not always the same thing. Someone can sit through sermons every week and still walk away unchanged. That is one reason why small groups are important in the life of the church.
Types of Small Groups in Churches
Learn the most common types of small groups in churches, how they work, and which models actually help people follow Jesus and make disciples.
The American Discipleship Question
The most complete research synthesis on American discipleship, with a proposed model for churches ready to make disciples who make disciples.
Why Most Women's Discipleship Groups Don't Make Disciples — And How to Change That
Most women's Bible studies build community but not disciples. Emily Webb, Director of Ordinary Women at Ordinary Movement, shares why real discipleship requires a year, a mentor, and the courage to go deeper than any workbook can take you.
How to Start a Men's Discipleship Group That Actually Makes Disciples
Most men's Bible studies don't make disciples — they just keep starting new studies. Here's why the Knowledge Acquisition Loop is killing discipleship training in your church, and how to build a men's discipleship group that actually multiplies.