Four Ways Bible Teachers Can Reflect Christ
While each Bible teacher may have a different style, one thing effective Bible teachers have in common is how they follow Christ’s example of great teaching
Making the Best Use of the Time
God’s word tells us to make the most of opportunities with respect to people around us. And this New Year, we can make the most of opportunities by being ready, available, and watchful
A Mephibosheth Dinner Invitation
We demonstrate the love that David had for Mephibosheth for Jonathan’s sake, and the love that God has for us for Jesus’ sake, when we share that love with others.
Have You Ever Stopped Attending A Small Group?
If you’ve ever led a small group, you may have seen numbers dwindle over time. And if you’ve ever been part of a small group, you may be the one who stopped attending for one reason or another.
If you’ve ever stopped attending a small group, please answer this short survey and tell me why.
What Not to Discuss In Small Groups
Successful small groups create a safe environment for members to share what God is doing in our lives. But beware—sharing gets easier as we get to know one another, and then the conversation can easily take a turn for the worse. Here is a list of what NOT to discuss in your small group.
Unfolding His Word
- Three Tests God Ordains for His People
- Four Ways Bible Teachers Can Reflect Christ
- Winning The Unseen Battles
- Three Counterfeit Christs to Reject
- For Nothing Will Be Impossible With God
- Steadfast, Watchful, Thankful Prayer
- Making the Best Use of the Time
- Seeking God: My Quest
- A Mephibosheth Dinner Invitation
- Handling Difficult Situations in Small Group Discussion